Let You Run a Military Academy, and You are a Million Mercenaries to Deter the Eagle Sauce

Su Ran was reborn into a powerful family. He originally planned to relax and do nothing, but the system gave him a mission. As long as he opened a military academy and achieved the enrollment target, the system would reward him with stealth tanks, electromagnetic storm cannons, and missiles with a range of 25,000 kilometers. Moreover, the system would give the recruited students a department title, and they would be loyal to Su Ran forever.

Through a series of fundraising efforts, the military academy was launched in a grand manner, but when the recruitment advertisements were released, all the new students were dumbfounded.

It has tanks, airplanes, cannons, and a combat command center. Moreover, those who pass the graduation assessment will be awarded military ranks. This is not a military academy; it's clearly an army.

Countless new students eagerly signed up, and the school's registration was full in just two days, all in an effort to realize their dream of becoming a million-strong mercenary force as soon as possible.

Su Ran's grueling military academy training has begun, completely overturning everyone's understanding. Even Yang Shi held a live broadcast, calling on contemporary young people to enroll in the Starry Sky Military Academy.

At the same time, Su Ran's three big gifts also arrived. By utilizing the talents recruited by the military academy, Su Ran ushered in the era of scientific research and weaponry in China.

Three years later, countless students had graduated from Star Military Academy.

At Su Ran's command, all the new students from the Starry Sky Military Academy scattered across various regions returned, clad in military ranks and armed with advanced technology.

"Students, Principal Su commands, everyone return to base!"

At this moment, the world was shocked by the new army that China had just produced. When did China gain a million brave soldiers?

The US: "We thought we were developing fast enough, but who knew this country would reach the point of universal conscription!"