Li Wei once again flew out of Li Huaiyuan's office in a "wild goose gliding over the sand" pose, butt first.
A heavy alloy case was tossed out right after her, smashing into the ground beside her and kicking up a small cloud of dust.
Fortunately, Li Huaiyuan hadn't followed Jiang Xinyue's example and thrown it straight at her forehead.
Given the weight of this case, Li Wei had no doubt that if it had really hit her, she definitely wouldn't have been able to report to the army on time for support duty tomorrow.
Riding the helicopter temporarily assigned to her by the Defense Army, Li Wei returned to the 19th Army base. Carrying the huge case, she sprinted back to the barracks in Area C.
Then, under Qin Lan's stunned gaze, she hurriedly opened the case and swiftly changed into the brand-new general's dress uniform.
When Qin Lan's gaze fell on the glittering general's stars on Li Wei's shoulders, her jaw nearly dislocated.
A few days ago, Li Wei had jumped from captain to major, which had already been astonishing enough.
But at least that promotion had been backed by her earth-shaking merit in the salient battle, so she had been somewhat mentally prepared.
But what was going on now?
Only a few days had passed. How had she already become a general?
When had Hua Nation's military promotion standards become so flexible?
Seeing Qin Lan's expression, Li Wei felt incredibly smug.
She even carefully pulled the First-Class Merit Medal from beside her bed, solemnly pinned it to her chest, and then ran over to the mirror to admire herself from every angle.
Tsk tsk, there were a little too few.
If she had another hundred or so medals of all kinds hanging across her chest, then she