The rising sun slowly rose, and the warm sunshine spread across the earth. Every recruit standing in the open space felt warm and excited on his face.

Because today is the big day for their sixth post at Wendeng Camp.

Wang Zheng, who was standing in front of the recruits, had already put on a brand new pair of mandarin duck battle jackets, and a sharp steel knife around his waist. When the recruits saw Wang Zheng speak slowly, they were all excited.

Wang Zheng still spoke straight to the point and was straightforward.

"From today, I, Wang Zheng, will train with you. Maybe some of you will ask, why aren't other officers and soldiers training, but we started training on the first day?"

After hearing Wang Zheng's words, Deng Heizi and others kept nodding, which was also one of their questions.

The current army of officers and soldiers is not just Wendeng. They are already hardworking as soon as they are half a month. In most places, they only have one fuck in a month or even several months. But this fuck is still loose in order to show Shangguan.

The generals only care about their own training, and are actually not concerned about the combat effectiveness of the other guards, so the combat effectiveness is so low.

Holding the steel knife passed down from home, Wang Zheng suddenly pointed at the city gate, where a few loose guards pointed at this side and sneered.

"Not shy, everyone is from Yijingzhuang, and they are outsiders in Wendeng City! How can outsiders gain a foothold? Only by being self-reliant!"

"It's easy to say that self-improvement is easy, but if we don't train hard, we will not even be as good as such waste! Are you willing to do it? Behind you are the blind dates of our elders in Yijingzhuang. Are there any light on your face?"

Wang Zheng didn't talk much, but every word hit the hearts of the recruits. Suddenly, the recruits quietly turned around and saw their family members who were full of hope and were talking proudly with the neighbors. The recruits suddenly felt that the burden on their shoulders had become heavier.

Huang Yang, who was standing in front, shouted: "Brother Zheng, tell me, everyone will listen to you when they practice, and never slander Yijingzhuang!"

Deng Er's dark face was full of determination. He looked back at the city wall and scoffed at his guards, shouting: "Brother Zheng is talking about how can our son in Yijing Village be worse than such a waste!"

Seeing the passion of the recruits being driven, Wang Zheng nodded with satisfaction, pulled out a pair of iron-clad leather armor from behind and threw it on the ground, raising the knife.

"A town of ten houses must have loyalty and trustworthiness. Jiaodong is not without talent and courage!"

"From today, I, Wang Zheng, will train with everyone, and will never regard myself as an official, and will wear a war jacket and a long spear!"

After saying that, large wooden boxes were carried to the new recruits, inside which was a standard spear and a brand new mandarin duck battle jacket.

When the recruits changed into the mandarin duck battle jacket and picked up the standard spear, they immediately changed their appearance. They were no longer as dirty and messy as before. They looked at it and were clearly dressed in and out of their eyes.

Wendengying has been an important town in Jiaodong since ancient times. Qi Jiguang visited Wendengying and not only left behind the inscriptions of "Qidongdong Town" and "Famous Domains in the East Sea", but also a poem has been passed down to later generations and is considered a good story.

Thinking of this, Wang Zheng blurted out inadvertently.

"The two banners are slowly passing through the sea, and the smoke is low to protect the wild family; who will bring the spring scenery to the deserted house, and the wind is the only sky to send a short eggplant; the Qin Dynasty stones still exist, and the tide comes, and the Han Dynasty rafts are not seen; I know that the Yi Island floats in the sky, but I dare not forget the danger and the years; I know that the vastness of the world in the distance, but I dare not forget the danger and the years."

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In the scorching sun, all the military households in the camp found a shaded place. Some sat and chatted, some drank and saw the rock-scissors. Even the guards guards were missing, and there was no one on the female wall.

"Dingdeng..."

But there were such a small group of people who were sweating in the Wendeng territory regardless of the scorching sun above their heads. This was the sixth sentry recruits of Wendeng camp led by Wang Zheng.

"Did these recruits have some brain problems and have run around the city for a few laps?"

A guard soldiers looked at the recruits running past in front of them, their faces were full of sneering. When they heard his question, another guard soldiers came over and said.

"You ask me, who I'll ask. I've been running for almost two hours, so I don't feel tired!"

"No, what kind of practice is to run around like this?"

"Hahaha, I'm so laughing."

After Wang Zheng organized the ranks of the new recruits, he found that although these new recruits were young and strong, they could not act too rush. They still needed to take steps one by one. They had to do enough preparations before they could start training. What they didn’t need the least was time.

There are no fitness equipment at this time. The fastest and most effective way to improve the stamina of the recruits is to run and keep running.

Qi Shuai also clearly mentioned the training methods of recruits in "Ji Xiao New Book". Wang Zheng benefited a lot and felt that this method was the most suitable for recruits at this time.

Wang Zhengxian asked the recruits to run around Wendengcheng in a long-distance manner in the queue. Wang Zheng followed the recruits to run together. On the one hand, he observed everyone's physical fitness, and on the other hand, he secretly calculated in his mind that the most suitable long-distance running distance would be changed according to the recruits' physical fitness.

After running, it is time to practice the queue. This queue is very important for an army, regardless of history. Wang Zheng believes that if an army wants to shape the military spirit, it must first have a collective will like steel. The way the collective will is to express it is a constant queue and military formation during marching and fighting.

The military spirit appears, and the strong army forms its own.

If Wang Zheng wanted to be a sentry officer forever, he would naturally not need such trouble. He could also sit in the air with others and wait for death.

But if Wang Zheng wants to achieve something big in this chaotic era, he has just started and needs to consider the subtle things. Wang Zheng wants to train these 200 new soldiers into 3,000 Zhejiang soldiers in the Qi family's army, and the backbone of the army will be born in the future, such as bamboo joints, and they will be built up.

When the march is outside, you can see whether an army is a tiger, wolf, or a pig, or a sheep from the order of orders. Qi Jiguang also called the rigorous formation in "The True Chronicle of Military Training", and combined with the strategy of "controlling it according to the "New Book of Ji Xiao".

In the battle in history, when the Qi family army was called "there is a rush to generate electricity when the matter is in the face of trouble", the Qi family army rushed to dozens of miles away in time with astonishing marching speed, like a storm, and surrounded and annihilated the enemy.

Then, he quickly rushed to the place where the Japanese reinforcements must pass and ambushed. When the reinforcements passed by, they accidentally annihilated the enemy. The Qi family army was able to rush to reinforce for a long distance, and entered the battle during the march and won a great victory, relying on hard training on weekdays.

As the saying goes, "kill ten thousand enemies and lose three thousand themselves", but the Qi family army suffered extremely little losses, and the Qi family army's individual quality is evident.

Wang Zheng divided the recruits into four teams and sixteen. Except for himself, he personally led the first team, the other three teams were led by Huang Yang, Dong Youyin and Deng Erhei.

The three of them were originally just ordinary people, but they became team officials with Wang Zheng. They actually brought dozens of soldiers with a sharp waist knife around their waists, which they never thought of.
Chapter completed!