It’s not easy to be an interstellar chef

After this training lasted for twelve hours, we stopped for the first time to rest.

After Su Chaoliu stopped, he couldn't help but ran to the side and retched.

After high-intensity exercise, her body produced a rejection reaction and sent a warning to her.

Twelve hours of continuous training shouldn't be a problem for her. After all, it's not like the First Military Academy has never had such training. Su Chaoliu should be able to do it with ease, let alone persistence.

But in today's training, she had to trot the whole time to ensure that she would not be left behind by the team. She always maintained a high degree of concentration, which greatly stimulated her insides.

Xu Shuang immediately followed him, holding a bottle of water in his hand: "Are you okay? Come on, drink some water."

Su Chaoliu retched and refused: "You are just this pot of water, don't give it to me."

Xu Shuang forcefully put the kettle into Su Chaoliu's hand: "It's okay. They are already boiling water. They can fill the kettle later. You drink first."

Now that he said that, Su Chaoliu took it and drank slowly without any scruples.

She didn't dare to drink too quickly. After all, she was still retching, so she swallowed slowly with a mouthful of water in her mouth.

"You're pretty good," Xu Shuang said to her. "The previous interns couldn't last this long, and they would be carried off halfway."

Su Chaoliu reluctantly twitched her lips, not feeling happy because she would be carried down if she didn't rest.

In addition to water, everyone was given nutritional supplements.

In fact, Su Chaoliu couldn't drink this tube of nutritional supplements. After all, she was still retching, but she didn't know how long she would have to practice. If she didn't drink it, she wouldn't have the strength to continue marching.

So she drank half a pipe.

After drinking this nutritional supplement, I feel that the feeling of hunger disappears, and my strength is restored.

But Su Chaoliu still misses carbohydrates. The real satiety that carbohydrates bring is something that no nutritional supplement can match.

But this wish is impossible to realize for her. It would be nice to have nutritional supplements for her. What else does she want, a bicycle?

After resting for thirty minutes, training continued.

The training lasted for twenty-three hours, and Su Chaoliu fell down at the nineteenth hour.

Her throat was dry and sore. When she coughed, it felt like rough gravel was rubbing against her throat. The pain made her speechless.

"Can you stand up?" Squad Leader Zhao stood in front of her and looked at her condescendingly, "This is all you have?"

The method of stimulating generals is cliché, but it is sufficient.

Su Chaoliu supported the tree trunk and stood up slowly, even though her legs were shaking: "I can still do it, please continue."

"Keep going." Squad Leader Zhao scolded, stepped forward, pushed Su Chaoliu down, asked her to sit, and then took out the walkie-talkie.

"Call the logistics team, call the logistics team. The intern in my class is not feeling well and has withdrawn from training. Please take her away."

"Wait," Su Chaoliu said hoarsely, "I think I can continue."

Squad leader Zhao glanced at her: "You can be so stupid."

Their training volume was calculated, and they were meant to train people to death, not to make them dead. In Su Chaoliu's state, squad leader Zhao judged that she had reached her limit.

If Su Chaoliu was a soldier in their unit, squad leader Zhao would definitely ask her to complete the entire climb, even if it reached the limit. But she was just an intern, even an intern who was not yet a sophomore, so for her The requirements are not that stringent.

The logistics team brought a stretcher over, put Su Chaoliu on the stretcher, put her on the aircraft, then transported her to the starship, put her in her position, gave her a few bottles of medicine, and said, "You Take a rest" and left.

However, Su Chaoliu also knew that there was actually no big problem with her body, she was just out of strength, so she really just needed to rest more.

Even the words "physiological saline" on the medicine that was brought over were very eye-catching.

Others are also some mineral supplements, which taste terrible. If the taste is good, it will be similar to the functional drinks of my previous life.

Su Chaoliu didn't drink. She relaxed a little, leaned back on the chair and closed her eyes slightly to rest.

"Are you satisfied?" Someone sat down next to her, "This training is specially organized for you."

Su Chaoliu opened her eyes and saw that it was the professional soldier who went to the military administration office to pick her up. She had already guessed about his identity, but it was not easy to ask questions directly, so she simply told him straight away.

"For me? Chief of Staff, are you wrong?" Even though her throat was so sore that she could hardly speak, she still pronounced every word clearly, "No matter which intern enters the army, this time Training will be carried out, right?”

"No," the professional soldier said calmly, "I believe in the major general's vision. Since he has recommended you, he must have confidence in you."

Su Chaoliu asked sincerely: "Have you not considered the possibility that I will fail?"

"Why should I consider this kind of thing?" the chief of staff said calmly, "Isn't this something you should consider?"

The chief of staff was right. If she failed the assessment, it would be a replacement for the army, but it would be a heavy loss for Su Chaoliu.

This was the opportunity she got in exchange for dozens of kilograms of level five exotic animal meat. Failure to pass the assessment meant that she gained nothing.

Although Su Chaoliu believed that Yan Tieyi would make other arrangements for her if she failed the exam, it would be too shocking. "The content of this training session is very simple," Su Chaoliu returned to the original question, "but the intensity is very high."

She stated the objective facts. Generally speaking, training would be accompanied by other events, such as raids or gun battles, but today it was just marching.

It's just that this march, with the added weight and speed, was a bit unbearable for her without the weight on her back.

"The college is still too pampered towards you," the chief of staff commented. "You can't stand it at this level. The same is true for the intern last year, who is even worse than you."

Su Chaoliu spoke for the First Military Academy: "The school must also take into account students with different strengths."

The chief of staff stood up: "I'm leaving. Write me a review, no less than 10,000 words."

Su Chaoliu watched the chief of staff leave with a numb face.

Xu Shuang said that the chief of staff likes to let them write summaries, and now she has seen it.

If it were anyone else, they might think that this is just an ordinary training session. Is there anything to write down about it?

My only feeling is that I am tired!

But as the saying goes, one flower, one world, one leaf, one bodhi, some people see a screw and only think of screws, while others see a screw and think of using screws to build a space station.

Su Chaoliu calmed down and thought about it. He began to recall when he heard the siren, gradually clarified his thoughts, and began to write an outline.

In Su Chaoliu's previous life, he was also a person who regarded screws as just screws.

She comes from a family of ancient martial arts, and her talent in martial arts is outstanding among her peers. She joined the Ancient Martial Arts Protection Association early and became a member of the association. Her job is to promote ancient martial arts. However, this job is not her turn, so she does most of the competition. .

Martial arts is first to strengthen the body, and secondly to fight and fight. Martial arts that cannot fight with others only have the function of exercise and appreciation in the end.

But in this life, due to her birth, there was another Su Chaoqi beside her.

Su Chaoqi is a master who takes one step and sees ten steps. Under her influence, Su Chaoliu learned to think more or less.

By the time the others came back from practice, Su Chaoliu had already written more than half of it.

Xu Shuang boarded the starship with exhaustion all over his body, sat down next to Su Chaoliu and took a look: "What are you writing?"

Su Chaoliu replied: "The chief of staff asked me to write a summary of this training."

Xu Shuang's face was distorted for a moment: "Sure enough, he won't even let you go."

Su Chao Liu smiled: "Actually, it's not bad."

Some things will become clearer only after they are written down.

Xu Shuang only thought she was talking politely. After all, she was an intern, so it was normal for her not to dare to complain.

Who knows if she is telling the truth.

Su Chaoliu took the time to write the summary and then sent it to the chief of staff.

The chief of staff received the assignment email from Su Chaoliu and glanced at it casually.

Although his power allows him to read quickly, he doesn't do nothing every day but correct homework.

Generally speaking, several of his assistants screen the assignments first, and then eliminate some assignments that are obviously careless and out of ideas, and then give the rest to the chief of staff for review.

But Su Chaoliu's share went directly to the chief of staff. After all, it was just that.

The chief of staff glanced at it briefly and read the general content.

He raised his eyebrows, stood up, walked to the other person's office, and opened the door directly.

"What are you here for?" Yan Tieyi looked up at him and then lowered his head, "Do you have anything to do with me?"

The chief of staff walked to the table and knocked on it, attracting Yan Tieyi's attention: "The kid you recommended is interesting."

Yan Tieyi immediately put away his work and sat upright. The chief of staff and he were old friends for many years, and he could see a slight complacency on his face at a glance.

The chief of staff didn't understand what there was to be proud of.

"She is naturally excellent," Yan Tieyi said, "but she is still young and needs more growth."

"Yes, but in comparison, I admire her brain more," the chief of staff sent her summary to Yan Tieyi, "The depth of her thinking is pretty good for her age."

Abilities can be cultivated, and the goal can even be achieved through forced and cramming training, but this is all passive, and people who can think often take the initiative to achieve their goals.

In the summary, Su Chaoliu summarized her shortcomings this time in detail, compared herself with others, and formulated ways to improve. The rest is to see whether she can persist in doing it.

Yan Tieyi finished reading the summary she wrote: "Otherwise, how do you think she got her grades in school? You and I both know the difficulty of the courses at the First Military Academy."