After dealing with troublemaker Pan Zhen, the students from the screenwriting class behaved themselves, and military training became much easier.
With no one stirring up trouble, Wang Yan naturally followed the rules and kept a low profile. Zhang Chi, who had expected no end of headaches, found this surprising but was also relieved, because he really couldn't control Wang Yan.
However, while Wang Yan dutifully went through military training, others caused no shortage of trouble.
Just like in the original story, Xiao Haiyang couldn't stand Zhang Chi's attitude or his way of talking, and the two were constantly butting heads. Yu Hao was always looking for chances to gossip and slack off, Lu Qiaochuan joined him in talking nonsense, and Bi Shisan always needed to rest because of his anemia.
They were responsible for all the jokes during military training.
And just like in the original story, with everyone treating it like a game, they settled on "Night at the Naval Port" for the choir performance.
Since it was their first day and everyone was still adjusting, nothing much was arranged after dinner. They were sent back to their dorms to keep folding quilts and handling room inspections...
"Old Wang is seriously badass. I never expected him to walk right up and slap that guy across the face without saying a word." Ma Jun chattered on, still talking about what had happened during the day.
Yu Hao folded his quilt nearby. "Who would've expected it? This was the first time in my life I'd ever seen Old Wang this fierce."
Xiao Haiyang laughed. "Where I'm from, we call that being savage."
"I know, I know. Savage as hell." Yu Hao proved that his Northeast Chinese had paid off. "But I think he was totally right to hit him."
Lu Qiaochuan