I became a big shot in the quick transmigration world.

Chapter 31 There is a Reborn Person in the Mansion 30
Although Yu Muhuai was witty and would tease her master, she knew that her master genuinely cared for her.

The debt of gratitude for being raised is greater than heaven, so she would reciprocate with the same sincerity. That night, she entered the tomb to investigate the old man's whereabouts, and thus she arrived in another world.

One of the reasons Yu Muhuai accepted the assignments from agencies with long lists of names was that he hoped to one day find out where his master was.

The military camp was located east of Zuluan City, and the Women's Army occupied a considerable area within it. This was partly to accommodate these women who bravely fought for their country, and partly because of the Women's Army's commander, Yuan Linjie.

General Yuan Linjie is forty-three years old this year. She is brave, resourceful, and skilled in battle. She possesses both the sensitivity of a woman and the decisiveness of a man, making her a very rare and valuable general.

Yuan Linjie was born into a small, remote county magistrate's family. From a young age, she was well-versed in various books and military texts and practiced martial arts diligently every day. At the age of 15, she fulfilled her wish and joined the Women's Army.

This marked the beginning of her military career, a life of constant warfare and conquest.

Yuan Linjie was not only a fierce general in the face of the enemy, but also a master of intelligence work.

Her elite female army has a dedicated intelligence department that has been planting spies for years or even decades in neighboring countries and even in the various vassal states of the Yuanchang Kingdom.

These informants can send messages regularly, keeping them informed of the movements and trends in various countries.

Within the intelligence network, the number of women even slightly exceeds that of men.

In recent decades, the most outstanding scouts in Yuanchang Kingdom have all come from Yuan Linjie's subordinates.

Yuan Linjie's outstanding intelligence work and accurate pre-battle information delivery enabled our side to gain the upper hand on multiple occasions, laying a solid foundation for Yuanchang's victory.

Eight years ago, a prince in the Yuanchang Kingdom, dissatisfied with the loss of his power, attempted to rebel.

Yuan Linjie obtained this information in time.

After much deliberation, Yuan Linjie sent someone to persuade one of the prince's illegitimate sons to defect. This was an illegitimate son who was not favored by his father and elder brother, but who possessed talent and leadership abilities.

The person sent by Yuan Linjie disguised herself as a songstress and successfully infiltrated the illegitimate son's residence without arousing anyone's suspicion.

Under the strong persuasion of this fake singer, and tempted by various benefits and compensations, the illegitimate son agreed to cooperate with Yuan Linjie and others from the inside.

The illegitimate son sent assassins to infiltrate his father's courtyard late the next night, killing his father and his eldest brother, who had conspired with him to rebel. Subsequently, with the help of the imperial court, he subdued his father's army.

This nascent rebellion was nipped in the bud by Yuan Linjie.

This adds another brilliant chapter to General Yuan's rich resume.

If this were in modern times, Yu Muhuai felt that General Yuan Linjie's intelligence department could rival the C1A or FB1, and even if modern technology were not considered, it would not be inferior.

Before even entering the military camp, Yu Muhuai already knew about General Yuan's many achievements and victories. This was because Qin Shumeng had admired Yuan Linjie since childhood and regarded General Yuan as her role model.

Unfortunately, this goal was thwarted in the backyard in the previous life.

In this life, he hoped that Yu Muhuai could achieve this.

There are far fewer women than men in the military, but the demand for female soldiers is very high. Therefore, the female soldiers in Yuanchang are recruited nationwide all year round.

This is also why Yu Muhuai was able to enlist in the army outside of the conscription period.

When new female recruits enter the army, they first undergo an assessment of their own qualities, then are assigned to suitable units, and subsequently undergo intensive training.

The Women's Army was divided into various units, including intelligence personnel, scouts, assassins, cavalry, infantry, and archers.

When applying for the job, Yu Muhuai had already expressed his interest and taken the corresponding tests.

She was planning to join the mounted archer unit. Actually, Yu Muhuai was very interested in intelligence work. After all, she had been acting since the first day she came to this world, so what was wrong with acting in another place and having another identity?

However, Qin Shumeng's requirement was to kill the enemy soldiers, so Yu Muhuai only needed to join the main battlefield.

Moreover, intelligence agents are not formed overnight; they need to infiltrate under different identities and accumulate experience over many years. Most of the time is spent in hiding, disguised as ordinary people, which is extremely time-consuming.

This is not suitable for Yu Muhuai, who is currently doing an interview.

So she gave up.

After reporting to the military camp, Yu Muhuai was assigned to the Women's Army's mounted archery team.

After that, she began her training life.

The instructor for mounted archery was named Wang Yi, and he was in his thirties.

Wang Yi is not tall, but has a strong build and rough skin. Because she rides and shoots under the scorching sun for many years, she has developed a wheat-colored complexion.

This instructor was extremely skilled in horseback combat. She could wield a sword and shoot arrows on horseback as if walking on flat ground, and could even hit a copper coin a hundred paces away while riding.

On the first day of training at the camp, Yu Muhuai witnessed this scene.

Instructor Wang Yi remained calm and relaxed on horseback. Aside from the contraction of her facial muscles as she drew the bowstring, she displayed no other expression.

When he saw that the hole in the coin had been pierced, and the coin hanging there only swayed slightly in the wind, Yu Muhuai showed a dumbfounded expression, as if he had never seen anything like it before.

She finally witnessed the reality of shooting an arrow through a willow leaf from a hundred paces away.

No, the copper coins that Instructor Wang Yi shot were well over a hundred paces away.

However, achieving the skill level of Instructor Wang Yi is not something that can be accomplished overnight. Having witnessed her prowess, everyone was then faced with intensive training.

For the first few days, when Yu Muhuai returned to his tent at night, he felt as if his whole body was falling apart, and he was so tired that he could barely open his eyes.

Especially now, at the end of the year and in the cold weather, Zuluan City had just experienced a heavy snowfall a few days ago. Although the snow has stopped now, the snow hasn't melted, and the temperature is even lower than before.

Although Qin Shumeng used to practice martial arts often, she had never suffered like this before, and her physical fitness was even worse than that of an ordinary soldier.

Especially since she was a newly recruited cavalryman, the female soldiers in the same tent had all arrived earlier than her and were already able to withstand such high-intensity training.

Therefore, every day after training, when he returned to the camp, Yu Muhuai was the one who appeared the weakest, most powerless, and groaning in pain.

In modern times, Yu Muhuai is an ordinary college student (tomb raider) who has never experienced such rigorous training except for school military training.

In training sessions with extremely high daily intensity, the impact of cold weather is negligible.

Within just a few days, Yu Muhuai's hands and feet cracked. She was forced to continue training before her wounds could heal.

The wound quickly scabbed over, then a callus grew. After that, it reopened, bled, scabbed over, and grew a callus again.

The calluses on Yu Muhuai's hands and feet grew thicker and thicker, and his skin became increasingly rough. The rosy complexion on his face wouldn't fade at all; even outside the high plateau, he had already developed a full-blown high-altitude red complexion.

However, Yu Muhuai had no energy to care about these external things. Every day, she felt exhausted.

No, dogs have it so easy. She's definitely a hundred times more tired than a dog right now.

(End of this chapter)