Rebirth: General, Don't Mess Around!

Li Jinnian opened his mouth calmly and said a few words, ”Ye Jian is not an indecent woman. I won’t bring her back to the Li family, don’t worry.” These were the only words he had to say. ”I don’t know what Du Jiayi said to you to make you so angry.

”I just want to tell you that what you’re worried about will never happen. If you’re teaching me a lesson because of this, I believe you know my attitude. Please don’t mention something that’s unlikely to happen again.

”I’m sorry, I still have something on. I’ll hang up first. Goodbye.”

Li Jinnian finished speaking with a cold expression. He didn’t give Old Master Li a chance to question him again. As soon as he finished speaking, the call was cut off. The old man’s voice disappeared completely.

The car had already left the company behind. Li Jinnian, who was sitting at the back, supported himself with one hand and straightened up slightly. He turned around and looked at the back of the car.

Ye Jian was nowhere to be seen. She was nowhere to be seen.

Ye Jian had already immersed herself in training. She patrolled the mountains with the border guards and climbed rocks and walls to check the signals of the communication towers.

At night, she and Ding Ling had wet hair. They leaned over their desks and wrote the training report for the day. After the winter vacation ended, they had to bind the daily report into a book and leave a photocopy of it in the grassroots company. The original copy would be brought back to the school.

At 4:30 am on New Year’s Day, Ye Jian and the rest, who were still sleeping, were woken up by the urgent alarm. Everyone gathered at their fastest speed.

A new mission was issued. The higher-ups had instructed them to temporarily patrol the various stations and escort the people who were returning to their hometowns to celebrate the new year.

This was the first time the company received such a mission. Within an hour, all the soldiers memorized the number of trains and the time of departure of each train.

They were even given maps of the stations. They had to memorize the location of the ticketing center, the various procedures, and even the location of the bathrooms.

Not only that, but they also had to remember the buses and their routes… They had to remember them so that they could answer the passengers who came to ask questions.

The soldiers didn’t even wash their faces or brush their teeth. They took the information that was sent over and started memorizing it crazily. It was time to see who had the strongest memory retention.

Besides the soldiers on sentry duty and the soldiers from the cooking team, all the soldiers in the company were sitting in the cafeteria. They were eating steamed buns with one hand and flipping through the information with the other.

No one felt that it was very difficult. There were a few people in a team, so they split the information into parts for each person to memorize. It was a reasonable division of labor. Time and efficiency were perfectly integrated.

Ye Jian, Ding Ling, and the other 28 soldiers formed a large group. The large group was divided into five smaller groups. Each group had six people. The six of them divided the work clearly, and they each memorized the information they had been assigned. At 6:30 am, everyone got into their teams and set off for various points.

Today was the 28th day of the month,close to the Spring Festival. There were three teams on duty at the train station. Ye Jian, Ding Ling, and the other six people were assigned to the main train station.