“Wait, what did you say?”

Li Yanan suddenly turned her head, her cold and beautiful face was filled with shock.

“A trainee cop?”

“Just a month?”

The others subconsciously muttered these keywords, their voices quite high, as if even they couldn’t believe if it was true or not.

Even Fan Baixiang couldn’t help but turn back to ask.

“What are you saying? He’s a trainee officer?”

“Well, it seems so, but I’m not really sure…”

Faced with the gaze of the group, especially Fan Baixiang, the short-haired officer stammered a bit, not daring to make any promises, “I’ll go back and ask around.”

Now the crowd was completely restless.

While watching the action video, they discussed Gu Ji’s identity.

Other SWAT teams from other provinces and cities aren’t without trainee officers joining the exchange meetings, but none performed as remarkably as Gu Ji, let alone a trainee officer leading a mock exercise.

Fan Baixiang was greatly shaken upon learning Gu Ji’s actual identity; he had assumed Gu Ji to be a promising new member of the Dragon and Tiger Assault Team, never expecting him to be just a trainee who’s been on the job for a little over a month.

Luckily, Gu Ji had just participated in a major case arrest, which aligned with Fan Baixiang’s basic assessment of his alert behavior, or else he would truly be seen as a prodigy.

Speaking of “prodigy,” a name immediately came to mind:

It was the young man with the square-shaped face he met at the Ningzhou SWAT exchange meeting seven years ago when he retired to B team: Lei Wanshan!

In the surveillance footage.

Gu Ji and the others quickly swept through the second floor; the third floor was much smaller than the second and first floors, with only three rooms.

As they approached the last room.

Seeing that the training was about to be completed, Gao Bo couldn’t wait to kick open the door, gun pointed toward the dead angle behind the door, “Two targets found!”

Bang bang, as gunshots echoed.

“Criminals eliminated!”

“Hostage found.”

Liu Weijun switched back to his number two identity, and just as he was about to lower his gun, he suddenly recalled Gu Ji saying to confirm the hostage a second time, so he prepared to activate the tactical flashlight.

At that moment, the target on the hostage’s head suddenly flipped.

“Watch out!”

Wu Kang, who had just emerged from the hallway, suddenly shouted, his gun already aimed at the target.

Bam! The “criminal target” fell.

Liu Weijun stared in surprise at the collapsible target on the ground, amazed at how cunning the Flying Tiger Team’s training was, pulling such a surprise move at the last moment. Fortunately, Gu Ji had warned them initially, or he might have been “eliminated” by the criminal target.

In the tactical monitoring room.

Among the four SWAT teams from Shenzhou, Luzhou, Linzhou, and Mr. Qi, one or two team members had white powder stains on them, not a single team spared.

That’s why everyone was astonished when they heard Gu Ji mention checking the hostages.

Gao Bo opened the rooftop door.

The afternoon sunlight streamed through the crack, and Gu Ji kept his gun pointed outside until everyone reached the rooftop, and the door beeps “Di”, signaling the end of the exercise.

Everyone turned to look.

A red timer hung on the cement wall, displaying:

11:48!

“Amazing!”

“Hahaha, under 12 minutes, we’ve surpassed the Shenzhou Team!”

“Mainly because we didn’t injure the hostages, and we weren’t hit in the last stage, so there were no 15-second penalties.”

…

Zhou Yang and the others bumped fists in excitement, while Liu Weijun patted Gu Ji on the shoulder and grinned, “All thanks to our captain’s excellent command!”

“Monk, don’t flatter me, if it weren’t for everyone being dependable, no matter how well I commanded, it wouldn’t matter.”

After spending a day working together, Gu Ji became familiar with Liu Weijun and the others.

Back in the tactical monitoring room.

Many SWAT members turned their eyes towards Gu Ji.

Li Yaoguang, who lived opposite Gu Ji, was somewhat familiar and was the first to come over to congratulate him, saying:

“Well done, Gu Ji, you’ve surpassed us by a mile!”

“Mainly because everyone coordinated well.”

Gu Ji casually laughed it off.

Li Yaoguang looked around, then leaned over cautiously and whispered, “I heard someone say you just joined the force not long ago, is that true?”

“Yeah.”

It wasn’t a secret, so Gu Ji admitted frankly, “I, Gao Bo, Wu Kang, the three of us joined the force just over a month ago.”

“My god, to be this good after just over a month, did you eat magic beans?”

Even though Li Yaoguang tried to lower his voice, others around still overheard, and many SWAT members cast envious glances; such skills at his age were bound to lead to a bright future.

Until the last mock training was completed.

The Ningzhou Team, where Gu Ji belonged, ranked first, the Shenzhou Team came second, and Mr. Qi was pushed to third place.

Fan Baixiang had a technician replay the footage, analyzing each team’s errors step by step.

It’s said that correcting mistakes is the fastest way to improve test scores.

Guided by the renowned chief inspector of the Flying Tiger Team, every SWAT member gained some improvement in tactical thinking.

When it came to Ningzhou.

Fan Baixiang pointed out only a few issues, noting that the group initially moved too slowly and, as the enemy wasn’t alert yet, speed should have been a priority because CQB (Close Quarters Battle) emphasizes surprise.

Gu Ji took note of it.

For some reason, even though Fan Baixiang’s tone in pointing out mistakes was gentle, he still missed Zhang Wenjun’s direct reprimands.

Am I getting PUAed?

Time was late, the mock training was finished, and the first day’s exchange training came to an end.

In the next two days, Fan Baixiang also invited doctors from the hospital authority to serve as guest lecturers, covering multiple professional domains including trauma care, emergency auxiliary medicine, triage, disaster response, and basic handling of biological and chemical attacks.

Source: Webnovel.com, updated by NovelKeep