Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

As a veteran sergeant with three terms of service, Shi Jin was well aware that new recruits would miss home.

After new recruits arrive at their units, the instructor's primary task in the early stages is to address their homesickness.

But less than half a day after the train left, a whole trainload of new recruits started crying.

This was the first time he had encountered this situation.

To resolve this unexpected situation, so that the new recruits wouldn't go blind from crying before even arriving at their units, thus avoiding being ridiculed and attracting a bunch of crybabies.

Shi Jin had to resort to the patience of a mother, coaxing each new recruit one by one.

It took more than an hour, and Shi Jin was so exhausted that his clothes were soaked with sweat, that he finally managed to calm the situation down and make all the new recruits stop crying.

"Phew, thank goodness I caught it in time."

Shi Jin stood at the back of the carriage, hands on his hips, wiped away his sweat, and let out a long sigh of relief. Looking at the carriage, which had returned to calm, he was very satisfied with his work.

result.

The smile on his face froze on his face in less than two seconds.

"Waaaaah..."

Xu Sanduo suddenly burst into tears again, his loud cries echoing throughout the entire carriage.

This crying was quite a big deal.

It spread rapidly like a virus, infecting every new recruit in the carriage. The carriage that Shi Jingang had just managed to control with great effort was once again plunged into a sea of ​​loud cries.

"Oh, I shouldn't have done this! Why did I bring this trouble upon myself?"

Shi Jin finally discovered the culprit, but alas, he slapped his forehead and had no choice but to grit his teeth and continue.

If we manage to get the instructor to come over, it will make him seem incompetent in leading troops.

Actually, if it weren't for Xu Sanduo, that "traitor," who took the lead in crying loudly in the carriage and set off the emotional atmosphere, the other recruits would definitely have been able to hold back, or at least wouldn't have started crying on the train.

Shi Jin really did find himself a living father.

"Xu, you silly boy, can you stop crying? We've already left the province, what's there to cry about? Crying won't get us back."

Cheng Cai wasn't trying to get rid of Shi Jin's troubles; he was simply annoyed by Xu Sanduo's crying.

If his older brother Jackie Chan hadn't been there, he would have gone up and started hitting him.

Anyway, Xu Sanduo had been beaten up by him a lot since he was a child.

"I'll cry all I want, what's it to you? If you say anything more, I'll tell the class monitor that you cheated on my test and that my grades are fake."

Xu Sanduo clung to Jackie Chan's arm; his older brother had given him enough courage.

"If you dare to tattle, I'll tattle too. I'll tell the squad leader you're a coward, afraid to watch pigs being slaughtered, and that you get dizzy just looking at blood." Cheng Cai immediately retorted.

"Alright, you two, shut up, okay? You're all adults, why are you playing childish games?"

Jackie Chan was both amused and exasperated by these two guys. He couldn't take it anymore and had to step in to stop them to prevent his ears from being tortured any further.

Shi Jin has also been suffering, and this time the crying is even more difficult to handle than the last time.

I tried to coax him for ages, but it was no use.

After calming down the first crying recruit, I had barely moved on to the next one when the one I had just managed to comfort was brought to tears by the others.

This is fucking...

Shi Jintou is about to explode!

"It's really tough on my class monitor Shi. If this keeps up, these crybabies are going to drive me crazy."

Jackie Chan couldn't bear to see Shi Jin being tortured, so he suddenly had an idea. He stood up and shouted, "Squad leader, why don't you tell us a story? For example, what kind of unit we're going to be in?"

Teenagers are lively but lack patience, and their attention is easily distracted.

In addition, before enlisting in the army, everyone has imagined countless times what the unit they are going to be in would be like.

The topic that Jackie Chan brought up was exactly what they needed.

Moreover, Jackie Chan is tall and has a loud voice like a megaphone. When he stood up and shouted, he drowned out the crying in the carriage, and the new recruits' attention was drawn to him.

The crying subsided considerably at once.

Shi Jin was amazed by how effective it was, and his opinion of Jackie Chan improved even further.

He immediately seized the opportunity to say, "Listen up, I'm telling you, the unit you're going to is something else entirely, an extremely powerful unit."

The group's historical achievements, if stacked up, would be as tall as Jackie Chan; every page is filled with their glorious exploits.

According to incomplete statistics, our regiment defeated the armies of six countries during the Korean War, and annihilated or captured more than 10 enemy divisions in total…

"Ten divisions? How many people would that be?" a new recruit asked impatiently.

"I know this, I know this." Cheng Cai couldn't wait to show off, waving his hand high above his head.

"Alright, alright, Cheng Cai, you tell us."

The crying of the new recruits had subsided, and most of them had stopped crying. Shi Jin felt much better and pointed to Cheng Cai, asking him to answer.

"During the Korean War, the organization of one division was usually around 12000 people, so 10 divisions would have 120,000 people," Cheng Cai answered confidently.

"That's a correct answer." Shi Jin clapped and praised.

"How many people are in our group?" Xu Sanduo forgot to cry and asked curiously.

More than 3000 people.

When Shi Jin announced this number, all the new recruits were in an uproar, exclaiming, "My goodness! 3000 men killed more than 10? Each of them killed 40? That's terrifying!"

"Hahaha."

Shi Jin was amused and explained, "You can't calculate it like that. That's the total number of enemies killed during the entire war, not just one battle."

In short, our regiment has a very glorious history, having fought thousands of close-quarters battles. Now it is a fully mechanized and fully armored elite force, and it is very powerful even on the national level.

So, in order not to embarrass our group, none of you are allowed to cry anymore.

"Yes, Sergeant Shi is right."

To clear his ears, Jackie Chan immediately stood up and played the straight man, saying, "We are soldiers now, and the unit we joined has a glorious history. We can't let our unit down."

Moreover, veteran soldiers love to see new recruits cry, so we can't let them laugh at us or look down on us.

"My brother is right. We need to be strong and not just cry like little kids."

When Cheng Cai endorsed Jackie Chan, he deliberately stared at Xu Sanduo while speaking, making his meaning very clear: he was indirectly criticizing him.

Xu Sanduo felt embarrassed under Cheng Cai's gaze and muttered with his head down, "I...I'm not a child."

"Haha, Jackie Chan and Cheng Cai are right. You are both soldiers now, so you should be brave and strong."

Shi Jin stopped crying when he saw the "source," and felt much better. He then continued telling the story to everyone.

The new recruits listened attentively, their homesickness vanishing completely. As night fell, they eventually drifted off to sleep, exhausted from crying all day, as Shi Jin told them his stories.

Even when the train entered the station in the middle of the night and a few carriages were added, it didn't wake the new recruits.