Chapter 16

With Wang Diren empowered by special forces skills, he felt that Kong Jie had plenty of enthusiasm but lacked professionalism. To be fair, nobody in this era was truly professional yet, and the Japanese devils were only just figuring things out themselves. After seeing the Japanese training methods, Wang Diren noted that their basic physical fitness, hand-to-hand combat, and marksmanship drills were fairly standard. However, Kong Jie could do nothing about the necessary nutrition and equipment, and as for special operations hand signals, he had likely never seen or even heard of them. Wang Diren figured he would just have to take matters into his own hands; since he had taken so many good things from Eighth Route Army Headquarters, it was time to pull his weight. Besides, Kong Jie had poured too much enthusiasm and energy into the Special Operations Company, and Wang Diren didn't want to let him down.