Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Xu Baishun and Cheng Guoqiang exchanged barbs, while the villagers watched with smiles as onlookers.

Jackie Chan, a "baby" with the soul of an adult, couldn't stand the two men's constant banter, so he went to tease Xu Baishun's second son, Xu Erhe.

in memory.

Xu Er, who is portrayed as slick and oily in the TV series, is actually a very smart person who takes good care of Xu Sanduo. Later, he even helps Xu Sanduo find a way to make money.

Unfortunately, he ultimately suffered from his lack of education.

Improper storage of mining explosives not only resulted in the destruction of his home but also left him with over 20 yuan in debt overnight, with the entire village demanding repayment.

Although Xu Erhe is now 3 years old, he is still a head shorter than Jackie Chan, who is a year younger.

Even five-year-old Xu Yile, standing next to Jackie Chan, looked like his younger brother.

You've gotten so thin.

Standing together, they're like a cigarette and a lighter.

Because they are not as physically or intellectually gifted as Jackie Chan, after nearly a year of "training," the two brothers have successfully become Jackie Chan's little fans.

Do whatever they tell you to do.

For example, the day before yesterday, Jackie Chan taught Xu Erhe to use a small stick to poke and train the chicks every day so that they could grow tall and strong like him.

Xu Erhe has become like this, sitting on the ground and playing all the time.

No matter how much Xu Baishun scolded him, it was no use!

Xu Erhe's stubbornness is innate, and he perfectly inherited Xu Baishun's obstinacy.

After mastering the trick of turning chicks into adult chickens, Jackie Chan, in his spare time, decided to pass on a new "trick" to Xu Erhe—

Feeding chicks rice every day can help them grow into strong roosters.

As a mature adult and a special forces soldier who has served in the military for more than 10 years, why would Jackie Chan do such a childish thing?

Jackie Chan wants to make up for the regrets that made him feel so distressed when he watched the TV series "Soldiers Sortie" back then through his own efforts.

Xu Erhe is a natural-born clever and cunning man, and most importantly, he is loyal and manly.

Jackie Chan values ​​this very much!

If we raise him to be the number one brother from a young age, he will be able to play a great role later.

As for how to cultivate a loyal follower and make Xu Erhe obey your every word, the best way is naturally to give him special training.

How effective is early childhood discipline?

As someone who lived through the 21st century, Jackie Chan knows this all too well.

Although "training" is a derogatory term in the 21st century, it's not appropriate for Jackie Chan to use it on Xu Erhe. However, if Jackie Chan wants to make up for the regrets of the past, he has to do it this way.

Xu Erhe has a very unruly personality and cannot be controlled without being suppressed.

To avoid the tragedy of his family being destroyed and his life nearly ruined, Jackie Chan needed to make arrangements in advance and cultivate Xu Erhe into his right-hand man.

"She gave birth, and it's a boy."

Suddenly, a shrill, distorted cheer came from inside the house, followed by the cry of a baby, breaking the shouting outside.

Xu Baishun paused for about a second, then raised his hands and slapped his thighs excitedly, saying, "Son, another son! So easy to please! I, Xu Baishun, have had three sons! So many sons! Long live the Emperor!!"

I've already thought of a name. I, Xu Baishun, have another son, my third son! Let's call him Xu Sanduo~~

Xu Baishun was so excited that he spoke incoherently, with the last word trailing off.

"It seems that's really the case. The protagonists in TV dramas all have their own BUG halo, and no external force can affect their birth. Even if my appearance changes many places in this village, it can't stop it."

As Jackie Chan watched the villagers gather around, chattering and offering their blessings, he was filled with emotion, and a scene from a TV series flashed through his mind.

It's said that if Xu Sanduo weren't the protagonist, he wouldn't have been able to stay in the army.

It's said that if it weren't for Xu Sanduo's burden, Shi Jin and Wu Liuyi, the elite soldiers of the Steel Seventh Company, wouldn't have retired and would definitely have had better development in the army in the future.

They say if...

Viewers who finished watching the TV series had too many regrets, too much resentment and indignation, which even Xu Sanduo's eventual rise to the top of the army could not fill.

Jackie Chan was the same way back then.

Having already died once and reached the pinnacle of his life in the military, Jackie Chan truly has no desire for material possessions, power, or women.

To explain it in a simple word.

That means you've come to terms with it!

Now that fate has brought him into this world, there is only one thing Jackie Chan wants to do.

That is to preserve all the good things that should have happened in the world of "Soldiers Sortie" and make up for all the regrets that would have happened.

This will allow Shi Jin to continue staying in his beloved unit and reach the pinnacle of his life.

This way, Wu Liuyi won't be seriously injured by accident, and with his unyielding and stubborn spirit, he can become the Old A he dreams of, instead of being forced to retire in disappointment due to injury.

If possible.

Jackie Chan also wanted to do his best to ensure that the Steel Seventh Company, which ultimately faded into obscurity, could be preserved, just like his company's motto—

"Never abandon! Never give up!"

As a reborn transmigrator who is completely familiar with the TV series plot and has the foresight of God, the only way for Jackie Chan to have enough motivation is to make up for his regrets.

The main character of the TV series has been born, and the villagers who had watched the excitement gradually dispersed. Xia Rongshu Village, nestled in the mountains, returned to its usual tranquility.

The only change is that there are often two adult men carrying babies in the open space in the center of the village.

One is Xu Baishun, and the other is the village head.

The two of them were each holding a small baby, and they sat facing each other, mostly without saying a word, just staring at each other blankly.

His eyes were filled with the struggle between men, with no one willing to submit to anyone else.

These men in their thirties, acting like children, always come here to compete against each other. The two of them seem to be having a lot of fun and don't find it boring at all.

The three big dolls, who are already running around everywhere, showed absolutely no interest.

As the eldest of the three, Jackie Chan would always exchange knowing glances with his underlings, hinting that he wanted to sneak out and open up new battlefields.

In most cases, it will be successful.

The two grown men were so engrossed in staring at each other that they didn't even notice the three little kids leaving.

Once Jackie Chan manages to escape, he will organize Xu Yile and Xu Erhe to learn knowledge and instill various theories in them in a playful manner.

Although some of the content is not suitable for children, Jackie Chan still enjoys teaching them.

For example, Jackie Chan would recite the proper way to store explosives almost every time they played house, so that the common sense of explosives storage was ingrained in both of them.

For example, what are the development trends, and which industries are more profitable?

Xu Yile is a simpleton; he couldn't understand what Jackie Chan was saying at all. He just treated it like playing house, laughing and snotty-nosed the whole time.

Xu Erhe's intelligence was evident from a young age, especially his keen sense of making money.

Even if they don't understand what Jackie Chan is teaching, they will listen attentively. They might even raise their right hand in a childlike manner and solemnly declare, "I'm going to make lots and lots of money, marry lots and lots of wives, and have lots and lots of kids."

Every time this happens.

Even Jackie Chan couldn't help but exclaim, "As the saying goes, you can tell what a person will be like at three years old, and that's absolutely true. Xu Erhe really has the makings of a businessman."