"Cai Xuji."
"Wang Dali."
"Chen Sanpao."
The six names were called out quickly. The recruits whose names hadn't been called immediately breathed a sigh of relief.
The recruits whose names had been called walked tremblingly to the front, their faces filled with resentment.
They had already suffered so much, and they'd made it through the Armed Forces Department just fine. They'd even been in the unit for a week. So why were they still being sent home?
Most of them had failed the vision test.
The duty officer shook his head and patted each of them on the shoulder.
"There's nothing we can do. Your eyesight really isn't up to standard."
"Go home and get laser eye surgery this year. You can still enlist after the surgery. Try again next year."
The six recruits listened to the duty officer, heads bowed as they trudged back to the company.
Lü Qinglong, standing in formation, suddenly realized that one of the six seemed to be the recruit whose bedding had been thrown into the bathroom that morning!
Maybe this was a good thing for him?
When he'd seen the recruit that morning, he'd felt that the guy wasn't in a very good state of mind. He really wasn't suited to staying in the army.
"Huh? Buddy, you passed the physical?"
A recruit from the neighboring squad realized something and looked at Lü Qinglong, baffled.
How come Lü Qinglong wasn't among the six who'd been sent home?
Wait! How tall was he, anyway? And he hadn't been sent home?
His voice wasn't loud, but the recruits beside him heard him and instinctively turned to look at Lü Qinglong too.
Yeah!
How come this guy hadn't been sent home? What kind of connections did his family have? Were they really that powerful?
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