Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Time flies.

Eight years have passed in the blink of an eye.

Jackie Chan grew into a 10-year-old boy. His already unusual height increased dramatically, reaching 1.75 meters, and his weight soared to over 160 kilograms. Standing there, he was even bigger than his father.

Biceps, pectoral muscles, abdominal muscles...

Each piece is sharply defined, as if carved by a knife and axe!

Not only did he make all the young wives in the village stare at him, but every time he went to town, he would attract everyone's attention and be the center of attention, with women's eyes glued to him.

In the 80s, when the country was still very poor and the body was not getting enough nutrition, muscular men with big, fit bodies were a rare sight.

I was reborn and transmigrated, and I contracted this rare disease.

Jackie Chan was very distressed, but there was nothing he could do.

The "perfect version of Superman syndrome" is truly exaggerated. Jackie Chan doesn't need to do any special training at all; his muscles just grow rapidly and insanely on their own.

And these aren't just for show; they're real, powerful muscles.

To avoid being stared at wherever he goes, Jackie Chan can only play and read outside, or when doing farm work, he tries not to work shirtless like other adults, and wears clothes even when it's hot.

Compared to Jackie Chan, who doesn't like to show off and tries to hide his excellence, [he is different].

The younger brother's success was the complete opposite.

Cheng Cai, who has just turned 8, loves to show off. He has already learned to flatter and knows how to use others' power to his advantage. He is also two-faced.

They always brag about how amazing and awesome their brother is, but if you mess with them, they'll beat you all to a pulp.

In addition, his father, Cheng Guoqiang, is the village head, and he is in charge of all matters, big and small, in the village. He enjoys the best living conditions in every aspect, and he never runs out of snacks.

Cheng Cai relied on his brother Jackie Chan's "domineering" aura, along with the lure of various snacks.

He successfully recruited all the other children in Xia Rongshu Village to his cause, taking them around all day to bully the three Xu brothers whenever they had the chance.

The reason for bullying the three Xu brothers is very simple.

Jackie Chan always taught the three of them all sorts of knowledge, while Cheng Cai, the younger brother, rarely took care of them.

Cheng Cai got jealous and quit.

Unable to change his brother Jackie Chan's mind, he bullied the three Xu brothers, who were a team of simpletons and idiots.

Jackie Chan had discovered this many times, and even caught Cheng Cai and tried to reason with him, and even beat him up, but it had no effect.

Cheng Cai is just like that; he's two-faced.

Jackie Chan didn't like Cheng Cai at first because the character in the TV series was too scheming. But he changed later, and now Cheng Cai is his own brother.

In order for the three Xu brothers to be able to study in peace, he had no choice but to add Cheng Cai to his student list as well.

It seems that Cheng Cai had been waiting for this moment for a long time.

The eight-year-old child, with a serious demeanor, puffed out his chest and declared loudly: "I have a great dream, which is to become a great and glorious patriotic soldier like my father, and to dedicate my life to protecting the country and the people."

So, brother, I'm going to learn how to fight, the kind you taught Xu the Fool. When I grow up, I'll join the army and take down all the bad guys on TV.

Cheng Cai always likes to follow the script verbatim, which Jackie Chan is well aware of and dislikes.

Soldiers don't like oily or greasy things!

But considering the trouble the monkeys in southern Xinjiang have been causing lately, and how he longed to rush up and kill them to protect the country, Cheng Cai's words sounded much more agreeable.

I figured there wasn't much difference between teaching three or four people.

In addition, in the original storyline, Cheng Cai's goal after joining the army was to become a sniper who would strike fear into the hearts of the enemy, so he was specially taught some professional knowledge about sniping.

Regardless of whether he is too young to understand, it's always good to let him memorize it.

Cheng Cai's life changed after he got the "new toy".

Instead of causing trouble for Xu's three sons, he had Cheng Guoqiang carve a gun for him out of a wooden stick, and then led a group of children of all ages to play gunfights every day.

It's the kind of shooting game that Jackie Chan played as a kid in his past life, where a group of kids split into two groups and hide.

If there's a stick, use a stick; if there isn't, simply make a gun gesture with your fingers, keep pointing at the other person, and make sounds like "dududududu" and "papapapapa".

Adults think this kind of game is childish, but children can play it all day long.

That was in that year.

The Cheng family expanded their house on the original site and built the only red brick house with cement and steel reinforcement in the whole village.

Even though it's just a small courtyard with only two floors, the exterior walls aren't plastered with cement or tiled; the red bricks are just exposed.

But this was in an era when lime and coal ash were commonly used to make brick mortar, and most houses were made of mud bricks and tiles.

This is absolutely magnificent!

Xu Baishun felt that he had fallen to the bottom and could not lose to his life rival Cheng Guoqiang. So he also declared that he would build a stylish red brick house.

When I got home and opened the drawer, I saw...

He turned and left the room, sat by the door, and started smoking a pipe with a worried expression.

Xu Baishun's name means "everything goes smoothly," but after growing up, he found that nothing went smoothly. As a result, he became more and more stubborn and never lost a word, which eventually turned into "everything goes wrong."

If nothing goes smoothly, you'll run out of money, and running out of money will make life difficult for you.

The few dozen yuan in the cabinet isn't enough to repair the house, let alone the toilet.

But since the words have already been spoken, we can't afford to lose face.

After thinking it over and over all night, with a worried look on his face, Xu Baishun took the few dozen yuan and ran out. He then spent the whole night tinkering and built two red brick gateposts for the courtyard gate.

There are only two goalposts!

It looks quite nice from the outside; the red brick pillars and the bright red door look both festive and impressive.

But once you push open the gate and walk into the courtyard, you still see those same few dilapidated mud-brick houses.

Xu Baishun pretended not to hear the villagers' gossip and jokes behind his back. More than half a year passed in the blink of an eye, and the matter faded away.

"...The Battle of Eagle Mountain...Our army's fighting spirit was tenacious...The Y army was no match and retreated in defeat..."

Early in the morning, the village loudspeaker blared, continuously broadcasting reports on the Chinese army's self-defense counterattack. The sound was clearly coming from a radio.

Unable to contain his excitement, Xu Baishun took his three sons and headed straight for the village head's house.

Jackie Chan, who was resting at home on Sunday, was preparing to take his son, Cheng Cai, to practice shooting after breakfast, so that he would train him properly and stop him from causing trouble all day long.

Being an older brother is truly exhausting!

When Cheng Cai saw Xu Baishun and his family of four rushing towards his house in a menacing manner, he thought they were there to cause him trouble, so he immediately ran away.

He may be small, but he's incredibly shrewd.

Xu Baishun held Sanduo's hand with his left hand, pulled Erhe with his right, and followed Yile behind him. They arrived at the gate in a hurry, kicking up dust all the way.