Saying that, Shen Yan ran off to contact Shen Qinghan.
Polestar Company, CEO’s office.
Leaning on the boss’s chair.
Zhao Ming yawned and opened the game’s backend data, scanning through it without noticing anything unusual.
Shen Qinghan called, Zhao Ming answered:
"What’s happening, senior sister?"
"Is there any new scenario made recently that can be used for training, preferably.... solo."
"One that isn’t reported to the Federation."
Zhao Ming was a bit surprised:
"What do you need that kind of scenario for?"
Shen Qinghan helplessly replied:
"The Northern Army wants to train individually to prepare for the second half of the Federation’s military exercises.... you get what I mean."
"And the [Central Station Battle] you gave yesterday, no troops can even finish it."
"While no one has cleared it yet, I want to take the time to practice and see if I can secure first place."
Zhao Ming laughed and said:
"That’s not a problem."
"But creating a new one might be a bit too much trouble."
"I can modify a previous scenario."
"Give them an exclusive key."
"Did they say what aspect they want to train in?"
Shen Qinghan recalled and replied:
"They were complaining to me yesterday, saying they ran out of ammo in less than an hour, spending most of the subsequent hours in bayonet combat."
Saying that, Zhao Ming pulled up the [Xiajin Combat] storyline.
The original [Xiajin Combat] involved the Great Xia Federation’s military playing as Republic liberation soldiers, but since they want to train.... Zhao Ming changed the scenario to a one-person setup.
And this one person became a Japanese assault soldier.
Since they wanted to train bayonet fighting, they had to face the Republic’s war god directly.
Then Zhao Ming adjusted the Japanese assault formation to a wedge shape, positioning the first soldier at the starting point of the Great Xia Federation soldier.
And the Japanese troops were at least thirty meters behind.
Meaning.... once entered, this Great Xia Federation soldier would immediately face the ’Republic’ Lu Bu.
Meanwhile, the rest of the Japanese soldiers would fight against other liberation soldiers.
Turning this scenario into a one-on-one duel with ’Republic’ Lu Bu.
However, considering that fighter’s prowess, Zhao Ming set a threshold: as long as they held out for a few minutes under that fighter, they could clear it.
After all, if they can last a few minutes, their bayonet skills are quite decent.
Normally, the enemy soldiers would be taken out instantly with one strike.
But estimated that the Northern Army would have to train for a while, as lasting those few minutes wouldn’t be easy.
After a simple modification, Zhao Ming sent the key to Shen Qinghan.
Shen Qinghan then passed the key to Shen Yan, without Zhao Ming explaining anything specific, and Shen Qinghan didn’t ask, just mentioned it was a solo scenario.
Shen Yan was very satisfied, it’s easy to get things done when you know people.
He excitedly gathered the Special Camp and Qu Guang, created a room, pulled people in, and started the game by entering the key.
The screen flashed, and everyone was separated, each in an individual scenario, and what appeared was....
The words [Xiajin Combat].
Shen Yan was a bit puzzled:
"Could it be that the scenario got upgraded?"
As the text disappeared, the screen lit up.
Shen Yan found his body was charging, quickly controlling himself to continue advancing.
A sudden roar echoed from the ground in front:
A figure leapt out from the ground, making Shen Yan’s mind buzz.
It wasn’t just leaping from the ground; it was flying out of a trench, and the flying figure was all too familiar to him.
Am I fighting [Republic] Lu Bu?!
I’ve become the enemy soldier?!
This brief moment of hesitation.
A nearly-two-meter-tall liberation warrior, taking two steps in three strides with the bayonet in hand flashing a silver light.
A massive force hit, sending Shen Yan flying.
The screen instantly went black.