Are you stupid? I am the villain behind the scenes

The military training for freshmen at the Imperial University lasts for one month.

Halfway through the training, the chief instructor suddenly came to each company and announced an important news to everyone:

"Students, I have good news for you. From now on, the subsequent training will be changed to wilderness survival training!"

The instructor's voice echoed throughout the entire playground through the microphone. The students, who were originally a little tired due to the long-term training, were instantly refreshed and began to discuss among themselves.

"Wow, wilderness survival training? Sounds so cool!" a boy said excitedly.

"Yeah, finally we don't have to bask in the sun on the playground!" another boy echoed.

"But won't wilderness survival training be dangerous?" a girl asked worriedly.

"That shouldn't be the case. The instructors are here." The girl next to her comforted her.

Why was it changed to wilderness survival training? Actually it was because of Hua Chaochao.

A few days ago, she complained to Ji Xianchen that the military training at school was boring and it would be great if it could be changed into a field adventure.

Therefore, Ji Xianchen discussed with Principal Xiao and decided to change the original military training plan to field survival training, and all related matters were left to the Ji family to arrange and be responsible for.

This wilderness survival training does not require all students to participate, and they can choose whether to participate according to their personal wishes.

Those students who do not want to go can stay in school and continue their military training in the traditional way.

The vast majority of students chose to participate in this event, only a few had to stay on campus due to health reasons.

After all, this was an event hosted by the Ji family.

The reputation of the Ji family is known to everyone. If it weren't for this wilderness survival training, these students might never have any connection with the Ji family in their entire lives. Therefore, when they learned that the military training would be changed to wilderness survival training, everyone couldn't wait to sign up.

Because the participants are all young college students, the rules of this wilderness survival training are relatively simple.

First of all, students are no longer organized into companies. They can form teams freely, with each team consisting of five to eight people, and then survive together in the wild for fifteen days.

Secondly, the organizers will only provide some necessary wilderness survival tools, but no food.

All food and water were hidden in the mountains and were in limited supply each day.

Students need to find food by themselves. If they cannot find the food provided, there are fruit trees in the mountains where they can pick fruit to fill their stomachs.

But if you can’t even find a fruit tree, it means that your ability to survive in the wild is not strong enough and you will have to starve. In the end, you will be too hungry and have to quit training.

In order to motivate students, the Ji family specially set up rewards:

The group that successfully survives to the last day will get the job promised by the Ji family.

This means that as soon as you graduate, you can go directly to work in the Ji family’s company without having to look for a job on your own or worrying about not being able to find a job.

Such opportunities are undoubtedly very valuable to many students.

Not everyone can enter the Ji family's company. Even students who graduate from the Imperial University will be rejected if their abilities do not meet the requirements.

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After the chief instructor introduced the rules in detail, he dismissed the students and asked them to return to their dormitories to prepare for tomorrow's wilderness survival training and find teammates.

Of course, when forming a team, you must first find people you know, after all, there is already a certain degree of understanding and trust between each other.

Hua Chaochao's group formed a team very smoothly. There were four people in their dormitory, plus Yi Mu and Quan Qi's boyfriend. They formed a team of six, which met the requirement that each team should have between five and eight people.