The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 146 A Different Training Method
Just as Nie Erqi's feeling was right, this guy was after Jiang Hui from their class.

If he were truly a person who enjoys watching a spectacle, he would naturally be eager to create chaos and make room for them to make a scene. Unfortunately, although he was also somewhat curious and bored with this overly peaceful task, he always remembered that he was a teacher and that everyone else could watch the show, but he shouldn't.

Do these brats think this is some kind of competitive place? They should be glad they're still in the relaxed secondary education stage. If they were in university, anyone who dared to disobey their superiors and make such a request would be in for a world of hurt.

Schools at all levels are indeed dedicated to developing each individual's abilities. As mentioned earlier, because their ultimate goal is to supply the military with suitable personnel, education at each stage also teaches them the ironclad military principle of obeying orders, rather than acting impulsively for personal gain.

He Si's behavior had clearly crossed the line. He made the same mistake he made during the previous training exercise, and if his superior were present, he would probably face another round of punishment.

However, none of his superiors or instructors were present at the moment, and he had only been temporarily transferred here.

In theory, Nie Erqi should also have stopped the other party and not allowed them to disrupt the teaching process. But people's mentality is very complex, or rather, people are very complex. Sometimes the plan is one thing, but the execution is another.

The empire needs people who understand how to obey orders, prioritize the overall situation, and are willing to truly integrate themselves into the collective interest. But who is like that from the beginning... and no one can maintain that attitude forever.

Therefore, this is just a false proposition, but rather a general principle that current teaching should follow.

In daily teaching, it is easier to highlight individual brilliance and showcase one's abilities.

Nie Erqi didn't mind letting these young lads, who hadn't yet grasped the harsh realities of life, have a moment of triumph.

Upon hearing this, he merely raised an eyebrow and, amidst the tense, curious, or pleading gazes of the crowd, suddenly smiled and said, "Alright."

What a joke! Jiang Hui collapsed in disbelief.

Of course, Nie Erqi couldn't really teach He Si and Jiang Hui one-on-one like that. After all, he was the teacher, and this was his classroom. He had to set the rules, and he couldn't let these little brats do whatever they wanted.

However, young people are always competitive at heart, and Nie Erqi could understand their desire to prove themselves. He was quite willing to give them a chance to compete. There were only two days left anyway, and these kids probably wouldn't be able to keep up with the basics, so he decided to give them something new.

Because the original positioning net had been stained with laser ink from several rounds of laser guns, and two nets laid out flat were not enough for people to stand on, Nie Erqi not only replaced the original positioning net but also set up another net, making a total of three nets, which could accommodate more than forty people standing in a row.

But what's the point of this? Is it to force everyone into a united front and fight amongst themselves?
Nierqi then attached various circular devices, the nature of which was unknown, to these positioning nets, each securely fastened to a node. A small cross mark was placed in the center, perfectly aligning with the nodes behind it.

I stuck ten of these things on from left to right, then arranged them row by row, and finally stacked a hundred neatly on top.

Nie Erqi told them that this thing was called a target marker, an auxiliary tool used in conjunction with these laser guns, capable of identifying the code of the laser gun that hit him. This thing has this function? Jiang Hui thought it was just an ordinary toy gun. She looked the laser gun in her hand up and down with some surprise, but couldn't find the so-called number. Finally, with Nie Erqi's guidance, she finally saw a small number, 07, faintly visible in a concealed position on the inner edge of the muzzle.

Silently noting down the gun's number, Jiang Hui listened as Nie Erqi explained the rules of this round.

Actually, this is a very simple training method. After all, it is just the most basic static target practice. No matter how you play with it, there are only so many variations.

If they were playing "single-player" mode before, then this round is a multi-player free-for-all.

Although there are hundreds of labelers available online, not all of them are used up in one round; each row is used for only one round.

More than forty people share ten markers in a round, but only one person can hit each marker at a time. In other words, if Jiang Hui wants to hit a marker, he must compete with more than forty classmates.

This round of practice had a competitive feel to it, which was more exciting for everyone than the previous single-player practice, and it also made everyone who was getting a little bored with the practice suddenly perk up.

Indeed, the group was all young and impetuous; few could truly settle down and practice meticulously. Coupled with today's setback, they were already restless and eager to prove themselves in some way. And wasn't this a perfect opportunity?
This model clearly also met He Si's requirement to shoot at the same time as the junior students, so he didn't say anything more, but deliberately glanced at Jiang Hui.

Although the person he was watching happened to be distracted at that moment, staring intently at the location network, seemingly lost in thought.

He Si felt a surge of anger rising from his chest to his brain. It's happening again... Why is this guy so infuriating?
In the past, he was always the one who treated others coldly... In their words, he never even looked at anyone directly. Although He Si had doubts about this, he had never actually thought of it that way, but having come this far alone without relying on anyone, he naturally had his own pride.

But he just happened to run into a brick wall when it came to Jiang Hui. He Si wasn't angry about the humiliation he suffered at Jiang Hui's hands on the day of the training exercise, nor was he jealous of Jiang Hui's outstanding shooting talent. Rather, it was because this person seemed to have completely ignored him.

His behavior was so obvious that even the instructors and other students noticed, yet Jiang Hui himself seemed completely indifferent and unconcerned.

...Although he did glance at her a few times, it was just a glance, a glance devoid of any desire to explore. It was less interesting than a dull, one-way shooting practice.

Hess never knew he was such a hot-tempered person, nor did he ever imagine that one day he would feel resentful about being ignored by others.

Anger filled his heart, and his rage burned fiercely. He felt his pent-up anger gradually transforming into a kind of obsession.

So he couldn't help but make this request to Instructor Nierqi, regardless of what others thought of him, because he didn't want to think about anything else but to confront this inner demon and defeat "her" in one fell swoop.

(End of this chapter)