At a field training base for a military academy across the ocean, a blood-pumping sparring match had just concluded. Gu Shaojun was victorious once again and received a reward from his instructor: he could leave the training grounds two hours early and do as he pleased.
Two whole hours of freedom! The other cadets watched Gu Shaojun leave, their eyes filled with envy.
As a world-renowned military academy, its standards of discipline were unimaginable to outsiders. The cadets had virtually no privacy. They were divided into small teams and had to do everything together—study, train, and live. The instructors were harsh to the point of being sadistic. In some ways, the cadets at this prestigious academy were practically prisoners.
