To ascend, I had no choice but to create games - Chapter 903 - Chapter 903 Chapter 495 Unbelievable Command

Chapter 903: Chapter 495: Unbelievable Command Chapter 903: Chapter 495: Unbelievable Command Although the warriors were gritting their teeth in hatred towards Lan Guanghe, they discovered, after getting used to it, that this AR technology was quite impressive.

More precisely, it was extremely impressive.

Through this device, they could directly observe the Blue Army’s reactions, and their own side could make tactical counterattacks based on the opponent’s various actions, making everything more visualized.

Due to the extremely realistic scenarios, the warriors’ level of engagement in the exercises was also higher, with many truly believing they were participating in a defensive war. Warriors charging toward the enemy tanks with explosive packs occurred daily, and fortunately, the director’s team discovered this in time to prevent any disaster.

Moreover, they discovered a multitude of issues through the AR’s playback feature. The recordings of every “deceased” soldier right before their death were a treasure trove, allowing them to study the incidents carefully and reduce similar mistakes in the next exercise.

After a week of the exercise, the director’s team found Lan Guanghe and excitedly said, “Guanghe, your idea this time was impressive! The level of engagement in the exercise was high, and the Red Army’s commander hardly quarreled at all and acknowledged the various arrangements inside. Great job!”

Although he was praised, Lan Guanghe didn’t seem too happy.

He stared at various sets of data, his brow furrowed tightly, looking more anxious than before.

Noticing Lan Guanghe’s unhappiness, the director’s team asked in confusion, “Guanghe, what’s wrong?”

“Something doesn’t feel right. Show me the surveillance from the Red Army’s dormitory.”

According to the settings of this exercise, the Blue Army represented the strongest state of North America, so having some biometric surveillance technology was quite normal.

If the Red Army’s commander hadn’t thought of this and failed to counter-surveillance their dorm, then sorry, but your movements would be ours to follow.

However, just because the Red Army’s commander hadn’t thought of this, it didn’t mean they weren’t prepared. Every warrior was strictly instructed not to discuss tomorrow’s combat plans during this period and to maintain silence.

Even though they couldn’t discuss tomorrow’s plans, they could still talk about gains and losses for today.

In a standard dormitory, several warriors gathered together, washing their feet, sorting their clothes, occasionally cursing “Where did the coordination of my clothes go?” or “Why did you write your name on my clothes?”

They were very diligent during the day’s military exercises, but in the dormitory, they were just a group of twenty-something-year-old lads, chatting and eventually moving on to the AR glasses.

“Today’s technology is truly incredible. Things I could only dream of as a child, they’ve actually made them a reality.”

“Yeah, do you think wars in the future will be fought online? Everyone with an internet terminal, resolving everything through the net.”

“That probably won’t work. Physical elimination is still necessary. This can only be an auxiliary measure, not the mainstream.”

“True, when a real fight breaks out, who cares about your online combat record, they’ll just shoot you first.”

The group chatted and laughed until the lights-out time, and then they all fell into a deep sleep.

On the other side, Lan Guanghe watched this scene, squinting his eyes like an Old Fox.

In normal times, Lan Guanghe seemed kind and gentle, showing no sign of aggression.

But those familiar with him knew that his mind was full of wild ideas, coming up with all sorts of cunning plans.

Yet his ideas were logical, and indeed, each exercise revealed many issues, earning both admiration and frustration from others.

Tapping the monitor, Lan Guanghe seriously said, “No, this won’t do.”

“What’s wrong now?” A staff officer asked in confusion. “This looks pretty good to me.”

“No, the issues here are too significant.”

The staff officer looked even more puzzled.

To him, this exercise seemed nearly perfect.

The new equipment increased the warriors’ sense of participation, and aside from tactical training, it also allowed them to accumulate valuable battlefield experience through the AR device.

Moreover, the AR device had data analysis capabilities. Through this analysis, many soldiers had made significant progress during these few days of exercises; their spirit and will had been elevated.

The senior leaders were also very satisfied with the exercise results and expressed interest in promoting this method into regular training. Orders worth billions were thus directed towards Kirin Industry, with countless benefits to follow.

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All sides’ weaknesses had been addressed, the warriors had grown, and Lan Guanghe, who introduced the AR technology, had earned the leaders’ recognition. No matter how you looked at it, there shouldn’t be any issues.

But as the staff officer was pondering, Lan Guanghe voiced his concern: “They’re too happy.”

“Isn’t it good for the warriors to be happy? It shows that the exercise was a success!”

“You can’t say that. Exercises are meant to identify everyone’s issues, not for entertainment. Their happiness now suggests they’re at ease. Being at ease means we haven’t fully tapped into their potential, which makes our arrangement inadequate. The exercise should push them to the limit, and it seems they haven’t reached that yet.”

Looking at Lan Guanghe, the staff officer initially wanted to say his thinking was flawed, but suddenly he felt that Lan Guanghe might be making sense.