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The first training session ended, and the recruits, who had been brutally beaten, gathered together to treat their injuries using the medical device.

The situation outside was also being shown on a large screen in the examination room.

When Jin Wuyou was carried in by the medical robot, most of the people inside had already finished their treatment.

Jin Wuyou deactivated his mecha and, with the help of his comrades, took off his coat.

Beneath the silver training camouflage, her arms were firm and fair, lacking the exaggerated muscles of a man, yet brimming with a feminine strength.

However, her arms were now covered with bruises from her injuries.

The short-haired girl who had previously mocked her handed over the treatment equipment she was wearing.

Jin Wuyou waved his hand in refusal, "Thank you, but it shouldn't be necessary. My body is rather special, and I'll recover quickly."

As Jin Wuyou spoke, she showed them the wound on her hand. The bruises on her arm were gradually fading, and the process was quite fast, though not as dramatic as some might expect.

It had recovered a lot during the journey here, and it was even more remarkable right after it ended.

"How could this happen? Did you get injected with some special drug? Those kinds of drugs have serious side effects, it's best not to use them anymore."

The people around her looked at her with concern.

"It's not medicine. I used to be a super purifier. Although my spiritual sea was decomposed, some energy still merged into my body. This energy not only ensures that I am not troubled by pollution, but also adjusts my body. I recover very quickly after being injured, and I can also adjust my state under extreme conditions."

Jin Wuyou used the same excuse.

"So that's how it is. Is that why you were able to stand at attention?" The other person looked surprised.

Jin Wuyou nodded and continued, "Since I promised my father that I would participate in the recruit training properly, I will not go back on my word. If I were to rely on cheating to get by, my father would not have agreed to let me come in the first place."

What's the point of getting here by cheating? If that were the case, Jin Hanxi would have exempted her from training and taken her directly to the command post to give her an easier clerical job, saving her all that effort.

"My name is Dao Cangshu. I misunderstood you before, and I apologize."

"It's alright, please take care of me in the future."

After shaking hands, the two turned to look at the large screen in the medical room.

Jin Wuyou has recovered, but there are still a few determined individuals who are still persevering.

"With your abilities, you should have been able to last this long, so why did you come down so quickly?" Dao Cangshu asked Jin Wuyou curiously.

Jin Wuyou possesses SSS+ level mental strength; as long as she doesn't want to, no matter how powerful those people are, they can't do anything to her.

"Haven't you figured it out yet? The longer you stay up there, the more you get beaten up. Every veteran goes through this. As new recruits, we seem to have no choice but to endure it. I can certainly expose my strength, but I bet they'll put a mental limiter on me after I go all out. I might as well just play it safe and let them beat me up."

Listening to Jin Wuyou's words, Dao Cangshu nodded in agreement. It seemed that the longer one persisted, the more suffering one would endure.

"However, the longer you persist, the higher your score will be. After our basic training is over, we can choose the team we want to join based on our ranking."

"Each team has a limited number of members. Although all 100,000 of us will eventually be absorbed, we still prefer to choose which team we want to join."

"The Changning Army of the Fourth Legion is the third-ranked army in all of humanity. Who wouldn't want to join?"

Jin Wuyou certainly knew this. The Changning Army was an army established when her great-grandfather served as the marshal of the Fourth Army Corps, and it had always been the elite of the Fourth Army Corps.

The name Changning comes from an ancient book: "With swords and spears as pillows, we await our fate, to protect the mountains and rivers and ensure their long-term peace." This was the original intention behind the establishment of the Changning Army.

The Fourth Legion was largely destroyed in the insect hive. After receiving funding from Jin Wuyou, the Changning Army developed rapidly, quickly rising from over 50th place to third.

The Changning Army has always been personally commanded by the Marshal, who is a confidant of the Jin family.

but……

"I remember the Changning Army didn't accept new recruits."

"That's right. They don't accept new recruits, but joining them requires a comprehensive evaluation. They only accept fifty people each year, so if your performance in the recruit training camp is slightly below average, you might be outdone by others."

Jin Wuyou leaned against the wall and opened her training computer to check her ranking. She was ranked around 200th, even though she had taken first place in the first round of standing at attention thanks to her mental strength.

There are still two or three players on the field, playing with a fierce competitive spirit, and their scores are still fluctuating.

Jin Wuyou glanced at it once and then looked away.

She didn't have a particular unit she wanted to join in the Fourth Army.

However, it would be too embarrassing for her, as the daughter of a marshal, to be left too far behind.

No, no, I still have to roll it up.

"Your ranking is even lower than mine, let's cheer each other on." Jin Wuyou held out his fist to her.

"What's the rush? Training has just begun. We recruits have to train for a year. But you're probably just here to experience life, right? Why are you so concerned about your grades?"

"I don't have a particular army I want to join, but now that I'm here, I can't let the Jin family down."

After all her injuries had healed, Jin Wuyou returned to her individual combat rest pod, which was where they rested during their recruit training phase.

Jin Wuyou's health was not as good as theirs, and she needed more rest. While many people were still discussing the day's events, she had already washed up and gone to bed.

The urgent alarm clock woke Jin Wuyou up, and after she regained consciousness, she heard the loud noises of people around her getting up.

Jin Wuyou immediately opened the rest cabin, held her hat in her mouth, and tied her hair up as she walked out.

By the time she stood in her place, her appearance was already neat and tidy.

The first thing before training begins today is for each recruit to put on a mental suppressor.

Jin Wuyou was a little annoyed. If she had known she would have to wear it sooner or later, she should have gone all out and had some fun yesterday.

They still had to wear them; once the mental energy suppressors were in place, their training could begin.

"Newbies, now that you've come to the Fourth Legion, you should know our main mission. Today, we'll show you how it works."

"Everyone, sit down where you are and put on your consciousness helmets."

Upon hearing the order, all the new recruits sat cross-legged on the spot and took out the consciousness helmets that had been uniformly issued upon entering the camp from their personal space buttons and put them on.

After the consciousness helmets were activated, all of their consciousnesses were transported to the consciousness world that the Fourth Legion had specially created for new recruits.

This place is almost exactly the same as reality, the only difference being that outside the recruit camp, separated only by a barrier, various Zerg creatures crawl everywhere.

The content of today's training is self-evident.