Rebirth: Don't Want to Be Hot-blooded

At this time, others also took turns shooting.

At this time, An Chuxia discovered that although they had practical experience, not many of them could hit the ten rings with their new guns.

At this time, she also realized that her ten-ring shot seemed to have some talent in it.

An Chuxia thought that what was waiting for her next would be another round of tiring training.

But unexpectedly, early the next morning, it was Li Shen, a veteran from the first squad, who brought her a pile of information.

"What is this?" An Chuxia was shocked when she saw the pile of books, magazines, and even handwritten photocopied materials.

"The monitor told you to read these first." Li Shen looked at the pile of books placed on the table and shook his head. "There are so many... just take your time to read them."

Seeing his confused expression, An Chuxia seemed to understand something, "You don't want to see these things?"

Li Shen said without thinking, "Of course I watch it. It's because of watching that I feel so headache."

He sighed deeply and said helplessly, "I don't know why we have to watch all this for a shooting training."

"You, just wish you the best, you see more than we do."

An Chuxia seemed to understand something at the last sentence, "So I only have so much?"

Li Shen looked at her and nodded with a smile, "Anyway, if you give these to me, I won't be able to finish reading them until I retire."

After hearing his words, An Chuxia became more and more certain that she was the only one who had this treatment.

He immediately sighed in dissatisfaction, "Isn't this really directed at me?"

Li Shen looked at her sympathetically, "I don't think he's targeting you, but I can see that the squad leader values ​​you very much."

"Otherwise, why didn't they give us so much information, and why didn't they make a separate training plan for us?"

An Chuxia looked at him helplessly after hearing this and said, "I really thank him."

Li Shen laughed out loud, "There's nothing I can do about it. I'm just following orders."

Indeed, he was also following orders to deliver the things, and An Chuxia knew that she couldn't blame him, "I know... but there's nothing else I can do except complain a few times."

She really can only complain a few words now, and then she will have to practice again.

Since she was in the recruit company, she still had her own temper and could "control her grades". As long as she maintained average grades, or hid among the crowd, there wouldn't be any big problems.

Even if Xia Lan saw through it, there was nothing she could do, so she let her be lazy until the end of the recruit training.

The same thing happened when she later became a communicator. Because she was so busy, Xia Lan's requirements for her were not actually high. She just had to master her own training rhythm.

But now it's completely different. Gu Beixing has his eyes on her. She has no chance to slack off, and it is impossible for him to let her train by herself like before.

After Li Shen left, An Chuxia sat down at the table helplessly, looked at the pile of information on the table, and sighed helplessly.

I started reading them one by one, and then I found that there were military books, some handwritten materials, and even some relatively new magazines.

Of course, this one is still considered new as it is from last year, at least it is the newest one she has seen.

In this era, military magazines mostly introduced foreign military weapons and equipment rather than domestic weapons. On the one hand, there was nothing to show off at that time, and on the other hand, more attention was paid to confidentiality.

An Chuxia also discovered that the secrecy surrounding military equipment in this world was much more serious than in her previous life. It was not easy for them to access it, let alone write about it in a magazine.

If magazines are a channel to learn about foreign military weapons, then the handwritten materials sent by Gu Beixing are more internal information.

Especially in terms of sniper training, these materials are definitely the internal training materials of the special forces. Now Gu Beixing actually showed them to her?

Seeing this, An Chuxia was also quite surprised. She is not even a member of the first team now, so how could she be so relieved?

But since they were already here and she was interested in these things, of course she had to see them.

I sorted the materials one by one, locked those that needed to be kept confidential in cabinets according to their importance, and put the books and magazines outside.

What remains in their hands is naturally of greatest interest, namely the special forces' training methods for snipers.

There is a lot of information, and it is written in great detail, from the most basic sniper training to combat awareness training, which are things that other troops do not have.

Not only did they have it, they even organized it into systematic theoretical materials, and it was in handwritten version, which made her laugh and cry.

In fact, it is not surprising that this kind of thing has been compiled into information. They are special forces, not gangsters. Even if they are from a famous sect and have their own secret manuals, they can't pass them down by word of mouth, right?

But what surprised her was that the handwritten materials were written in a place that was obviously equipped with the most advanced equipment, but used the most primitive method.

I continued reading while complaining in my mind.

In her previous life, she had also read information on this subject, but most of her understanding was too superficial. These were different. They covered everything from how to cultivate a sniper's shooting stability and accuracy to the training of a sniper's physical strength and endurance.

Even the mentality of snipers in actual combat was mentioned.

It can be seen that although there is no systematic psychological treatment for combatants now, they have obviously noticed it and even started targeted training.

An Chuxia was not happy at all when she saw these. If all these were included in her training, it would be really fatal.

She didn't expect that her sniper training would start with theoretical knowledge for the first time.

But although she likes to watch it, she only likes it when it is a hobby. But now these may become her training, An Chuxia can't get excited at all, and she even lost her original interest.

However, Gu Beixing didn't want her to just read books without practicing. The books sent by Li Shen did not delay her normal training at all.

Even from the next day, Gu Beixing modified her training plan, not only adding sniper training, but also changing the original physical training.

An Chuxia couldn't believe it. Could it be that Gu Beixing really wanted to train her as a sniper?

But Gu Beixing actually dared to do something that he dared not even think about. When An Chuxia was holding the sniper rifle at the shooting range, he suddenly regretted why he was interested in the sniper rifle.

"Have you seen what I brought you?" Gu Beixing asked as he placed the bullets.

An Chuxia nodded subconsciously, "I've read part of it, but there are too many to read. I haven't finished it yet."

This kind of answer was expected. After all, it would be strange to finish reading so many things. "So... what did you read? There must be a priority, right?"

"Of course I'll look at your handwritten ones first." An Chuxia said without thinking, "Comparatively speaking, both books and magazines are public materials, and only the handwritten ones are for your private use."

"So I thought I'd learn more about it first. It seems that this should be your own internal information. Relatively speaking... it would be more important, right?"

An Chuxia was still very confident about the classification of these things, but now that he asked her this, she was still a little uncertain for a moment.

Gu Beixing noticed her hesitation and couldn't help but say, "You made the choice yourself, what's there to doubt?"

"You're quite smart. You picked up this handwritten one out of all the things you picked. Would you like to take a look at it first?"

"You also know that you have to take a lot of information?" An Chuxia muttered softly after hearing this.

When he looked up, he immediately said, "We need to analyze this. The magazines are all about foreign military stuff. Although we need to understand it, there is no rush."

"The content in the book is more theoretical and cannot be used immediately. From this point of view, only these handwritten books contain the basics and also provide follow-up training directions. They are the most practical now."

Gu Beixing raised his eyebrows and glanced at her, "Yes, this training plan is the most suitable one for you to look at now."

An Chuxia was shocked when she heard this. "Wait a minute, you mean the training plan?"

Seeing her anxious look, Gu Beixing laughed, "Why are you in such a hurry? It's a training plan, but it's not your training plan."

"You are still far from your basic qualities. If you want to get this training plan, you need to practice more."

An Chuxia waved her hands quickly, "I don't want to do that now."

"You should give me a simpler one. I don't want to be a strategic sniper, let alone an all-around sniper. As long as I can protect myself when I encounter danger, that's enough."

"Given my current situation, if I continue to be Staff Officer Xia's communicator, I might have to follow her to the battlefield. When that happens... just don't hold her back."

Hearing her words, Gu Beixing felt helpless and shook his head, "Look at your achievements."

An Chuxia didn't care. "What's wrong with my lack of success? I'm just being practical. I can't just think about becoming an all-around sniper now. How immature would that be?"

At this time, Gu Beixing had already prepared the bullets and put the sniper rifle in position.

Looking at the rows of bullets he had placed there, An Chuxia suddenly had a bad feeling, "You...are you shooting all of these at me?"

Gu Beixing was not moved at all and said directly, "Since you have seen the training plan, you should also understand that a sniper must first have a sense of the gun. This is the most basic thing."

"As for the gun sense, either you really have an absolute talent and you will have it inexplicably as long as you pick up a gun, or you can feed it with bullets."

"Our border defense regiment is slow to get other equipment, but we still have enough bullets."

"So your training at the beginning doesn't need to be very difficult. Just one hundred rounds of ammunition per day."

"In the first three days, you have to shoot at fixed targets, and your score must be at least eight rings for 80% of the time. In the second three days, I want 90%. In the third ten days, I want you to score nine rings."

If she only fired a few shots, the standard would not be high at all. After all, she had hit the ten-ring before, so it shouldn't be difficult for her to hit a few more times.

But the difficulty is that with one hundred bullets a day, the difficulty increases invisibly.

After hesitating for a while, he couldn't help but ask, "Then...what if I don't meet your requirements?"

"Then keep playing until you are satisfied. You can't fail to complete one, two, or even three, right?" Gu Beixing glanced at her and was a little skeptical at this time.

Because after hearing her words, An Chuxia really looked like she had lost all hope in life.

He chuckled and then continued, "When you have more training in the future, you will find that this training is just the simplest one, and it is also the one that requires the least effort and brainpower."

If An Chuxia hadn't seen the information, she would have thought that Gu Beixing did it on purpose, but after seeing the information, she knew that he really didn't lie.

This kind of sharpshooter who is fed with bullets is actually a muscle memory. When you shoot enough times, your hands will even be faster than your brain.

But for a true master, such training alone is completely inadequate. He may become a sharpshooter, but he definitely cannot become a high-level sniper.

Because being a real sniper is more than just being a good shooter.

Whether it's entering the deep mountains and forests alone to perform sniper missions, or fighting in urban combat, or even facing desperate situations, he can still find a way to survive.

How could such a person be only good at shooting?

Thinking about it this way, I suddenly felt that this training didn’t seem so difficult to accept.

"If it's okay, you can start anytime. You can go back and rest when you reach the target." Gu Beixing looked at her and smiled maliciously, "Of course, if you want to go back earlier, it's okay to play faster."

This trick might be useful for other people, especially those like Xia Lan who are competitive and want to complete a certain number of rings to be the first to finish.

But after trying the sniper rifle, An Chuxia realized that the more she fought with this mentality, the worse she would fight.

An Chuxia knew that she couldn't be impatient. She wanted to complete the first 100, otherwise the next round would be even slower.

So she really walked over slowly, checked the sniper rifle, and then loaded the bullets.

But when he looked up, he saw Gu Beixing still there, and couldn't help but ask in surprise, "You're still here watching me finish the fight?"

Seeing that she was still in the mood to care about him, Gu Beixing was a little amused and confused. He wondered whether this kind of mentality was good or bad.

But he still shook his head and said, "I don't have time to accompany you. There is a target reporter over there. You can ask him to report the target once you finish a group."

"If it doesn't work, you can get new bullets and start over at any time."

This condition is still very tempting. According to normal people's logic, if you fail in the first ten or twenty minutes, you can end it and start over at any time, which is also a good thing.

But this is not a good thing, but a trap, which makes you lose control of the previous few groups. You can end and start at any time and you will never be serious.

So he just nodded and said without any hurry, "Okay, I understand."