Ye Kang turned his head and saw a face that seemed to be somewhat familiar. The other party was also very young, with a tender face wearing glasses, and he looked like a student in his dress. But he really didn't know him, so he could only smile politely: "Are you?"

"You are really Ye Kang!" The man looked surprised, "You don't know me, but there is no one in the school who doesn't know you. Everyone knows you are a stolen person in the school. This year's provincial college entrance examination top scorer, and they are all guessing whether you went to a university in Guangdong and Hong Kong or studying abroad. There has been no admission information for you. It's so mysterious. Where did you go to..."

Before he could finish his words, he stopped abruptly, and then looked at Ye Kang in shock. It was obvious that everything he saw in front of him could explain the problem: he sat in a green military uniform in the conscription carriage, dressed exactly like other recruits.

Their provincial top scholar did not choose any university, but actually chose to join the army. The man's mouth was so wide that he could not close. His face was shocked that he obviously said that he did not believe everything he saw. It took him a long time to come back to his senses and asked stammeringly: "You... are you really Ye Kang? You didn't go to college? You went to join the army? How is this possible?"

Ye Kang just smiled slightly and looked at him and said calmly: "Classmate, you may have recognized the wrong person. Here I am just like everyone else, and I am a very ordinary recruit."

The man was stunned, and kept looking back from time to time when he left, muttering to himself: "It's impossible, it looks so similar... But how could someone put the provincial top scholar and put the big good school and not join the army?"

After this person left, the whole carriage was also sensational. Ye Kang was already attracting attention, and everyone was even more excited and asked him: "You are really the top scorer in the province? We have all heard of this year's top scorer. He is such a real great man. There has not been one like this in the province or even in the country for so many years. Is it really you? Why didn't you go to college to join the army?"

Ye Kang has never been a person who likes to show off. Otherwise, he would not have said that so many interviews and publicity were needed at the beginning, he told the school and teachers to help him turn it off. However, he still became the focus at this time. He could only smile bitterly and said, "What's wrong with being a soldier? It's glorious to be a soldier. The country has always encouraged joining the army and going to college. So who will defend the country?"

"I just recognized the wrong person. I am just an ordinary person. I want to be a soldier. Being a soldier has always been my dream." Ye Kang explained to everyone.

But the key point has attracted everyone's attention. Everyone is skeptical. More people tend to be the top scorer, but some people don't believe it. They think that no top scorer will give up so many randomly chosen universities and not go to the army. Are these two comparable? So it's noisy and very lively.

Ye Kang frowned slightly. The discussions between these people made him realize a problem, that is, everyone always thinks that joining the army is just a second-rate choice, and that it is impossible to go to college or a better choice before he has to do so. It is really said that he is holding on to defend his country. Out of his love for the profession of soldiers, it is not impossible to go to college, but he also feels that joining the army is worse than going to college.

Seeing the fierce discussion still in progress, Ye Kang stood up calmly: "Everyone is quiet, I want to say a few words to everyone."

"You are all guessing my identity. Is it the legendary provincial top scorer? How could the provincial top scorer be allowed to not go to college without going to study, and not want to have a bright future in the future, but choose to join the army. So you all doubt it, right?"

The carriage, which was originally talking, suddenly became quiet, and everyone looked at Ye Kang and listened to him.

"Why do you doubt such a simple thing? Moreover, such a small thing is worth discussing so enthusiastically? Whether it is the provincial top scorer or anyone else, they all have the obligation to serve in the military? Is it a waste of talent to be a top scorer in the college entrance examination? It is a waste of talent, and it is an incredible thing? When did everyone's concept start like this, becoming a soldier has become a way out when it is absolutely necessary. Once you have a better choice, will no one of you wear this military uniform?"

Ye Kang's voice was not loud, but it was strong and powerful. Everyone could hear it clearly. Even someone in the carriage next door stretched out his head and listened curiously.

The officers responsible for sending these recruits also stood up, looked at each other and walked over to hear what Ye Kang was saying.

"The reason why this matter can be discussed in this way today is actually because you all think that it is better to go to a university than to go to a military service and try to gain a future, right? So when you join the army and join the military, you just treat it as a profession, so you instinctively compare it with other profession choices and then divide it into a high and low position, right?"

No one spoke for a while, because the answer was obvious, everyone felt this way in their hearts. And an officer frowned: "What is this kid talking nonsense? I'm so tempting here. Do you want everyone to stop doing it, and take off their clothes and go home? What's that?" As he said that, he was about to go up and stop it.

After all, these are all recruits, and there are hundreds of holes sitting in this carriage. If something really happens, no one knows the impact or consequences. This is the first time they have encountered such a thing.

Another one with a higher rank stopped him with a smile: "Don't, let him finish."

"Yes, being a soldier can be regarded as a profession. Any profession needs to be done by someone, some are the ones who defend the safety of the country, some are the professors who pick up garbage to maintain a clean home, and being a soldier is just one of these professions. Professions are nothing more than high and low, and anyone can do it, but it is just a personal choice."

"Yes, it's very hard and very tiring to be a soldier. Compared to studying and dating carefree in college, there is no way to compare. There may even be risks and sacrifices. Even if our country is in a peaceful era, there are still many things that require soldiers to rush to the forefront, such as every natural disaster and man-made disaster, we must stand up and even sacrifice our lives when rushing for disasters. All of this is not something that students need to face or even imagine."

"After graduating from college, you have the ability to choose from countless glorious avenues. After retiring from the army, you are facing a lack of education and no education to start from scratch. No matter how you compare it, it is better to go to college than to be a soldier. There are so many benefits to going to college, so you regret it for three years when you are a soldier."
Chapter completed!