Chapter 109: She Isn't Nervous, She Even Wants to Study! (Please Add to Favorites)

The camera shifted to a first-person perspective.

The viewers, still awed from moments before, could now experience through the lens what it felt like to sit inside a military vehicle. This change immediately sent the online audience into a frenzy of gratitude toward Xu Zhang.

“Awesome!”

“The director really knows what we want.”

“This is incredible—it feels as if I’m actually riding along!”

The barrage of comments never ceased, and the popularity soared. In the blink of an eye, the “Hot-Blooded Soldiers” live stream’s viewership multiplied several times over. If the gift and reward function hadn’t been disabled, users would have already begun showering the stream with gifts.

The vehicle started its engine. The soldiers of the motor pool began their earlier maneuvers. Instantly, the camera shook, the vehicle rocked violently, and a brief exterior shot revealed wheels racing over stone blocks.

The lens returned inside the vehicle.

First, Guan Tongyue’s car.

Moments ago, Guan Tongyue had been brimming with excitement; now, the violent motion of the vehicle had drained all color from her face. Her hands clutched the safety handle with a death grip, her eyes wide, body nearly curled into itself.

“Hahaha, this is killing me!”

“She was the first to want to get in, and now she’s terrified.”

“She’s so adorable! I could laugh at her scared face for hours.”

With the double-camera switching, the audience not only experienced the first-person view but also witnessed the guests’ reactions. The entertainment value soared instantly.

The viewers were in stitches, and backstage, Xu Zhang continued to coordinate the cameras via walkie-talkie.

“Switch to Zhang Chuchu’s car.”

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Inside Zhang Chuchu’s vehicle.

At the moment, Zhang Chuchu was hardly any different from Guan Xiaotong—also pale with fright.

Then the camera shifted to Zheng E’s car. While Zheng E wasn’t as obviously terrified as the previous two, it was clear he was extremely tense.

Finally, the camera moved to Su Yunjin.

Seated in the passenger seat, Su Yunjin likewise grasped the safety handle on the door, her body swaying with the vehicle. But unlike the others, there was not a trace of anxiety on her face. She even glanced outside from time to time, occasionally turning back to observe the driver’s technique.

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“What’s going on?”

“Wow, she’s way too calm.”

“Is Su Yunjin trained for this?”

Having just watched Guan Tongyue and the others nearly scared out of their wits, viewers felt as if they’d discovered a new world seeing Su Yunjin’s composure.

There was no tension at all—she seemed eager to learn.

Behind the scenes, Xu Zhang had intended for the audience to get a laugh out of the guests’ fright. But encountering Su Yunjin, his plan hit a snag!

Watching her serene demeanor, he even began to wonder if this woman had once served in the military.

The camera lingered for over ten seconds, and even the soldier driving Su Yunjin’s car grew curious, glancing back at her during a lull in his maneuvers.

Their eyes met, and Su Yunjin offered a gentle smile.

Had the vehicle not been moving so fast, they might well have struck up a conversation about driving techniques.

This scene drove the viewers wild.

“Are they about to chat?”

“The driver must be shocked.”

“Not just the driver—all four seem strangely curious, impossibly calm!”

As the viewers’ confusion mounted, Xu Zhang had no choice but to switch cameras again.

The last car: Zhang Xiaoxiao’s vehicle.

Seated in the passenger seat, Zhang Xiaoxiao screamed and howled in terror, one hand gripping the door handle, the other frantically beating the soldier driving.

“Slow down! Slow down! Stop—please, I don’t want to die, I don’t want to die—”

Between slapping and shrieking, the entire live stream was suddenly filled with headache-inducing noise.

Thankfully, the soldier’s professionalism shone through. Faced with Zhang Xiaoxiao’s relentless interference, he remained calm and steady at the wheel.

Even so, the viewers were furious.

“Is Zhang Xiaoxiao out of his mind?”

“This is dangerous! How can he do that?”

“I didn’t like him before, and now I like him even less.”

“Damn it, does this idiot realize how dangerous this is? One mistake and the car could flip!”

Anyone who’s ever driven knows that a passenger interfering with the driver can easily cause an accident.

Even if this was a military vehicle and the driver was a soldier—

Aren’t soldiers human too?

It’s one thing to scream in fear, but why hit the driver?

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Just because you’re a guest and he’s a soldier?

Don’t pretend you don’t know this is dangerous—how old are you? Even children know better; how could an adult not?

Besides, as a grown-up, can’t you control your own hands?

The outcry against Zhang Xiaoxiao nearly exploded the live stream, and backstage, Xu Zhang’s brows furrowed.

He felt not only anger, but a sense of humiliation.

He had promised the military that the guests would simply experience the ride, bringing something new to the audience. But he hadn’t expected Zhang Xiaoxiao to actually lay hands on the driver.

It was outrageous!

“Switch the camera to Su Yunjin’s car!”

Gritting his teeth, Xu Zhang ordered the signal crew.

He had no desire to see Zhang Xiaoxiao, nor Guan Tongyue, Zhang Chuchu, or even Zheng E. Only Su Yunjin’s presence was pleasant—at least her car was free of noise and could offer the audience a sense of enjoyment.

“Yes, Director Xu.”

Upon receiving the order, the technician immediately switched the camera to Su Yunjin’s vehicle.

The car was about to ford a stretch of water; the speed suddenly increased, and with a roar, the hood plunged down, the view from inside was awash in murky water.

“Don’t be afraid, we’ll be out soon.”

At the crucial moment, the driver couldn’t help but speak up.

He had been watching Su Yunjin closely, genuinely admiring the clear, lively girl whose inner strength shone through.

Most people screamed during their first ride in their military vehicles—even their commander had said to treat this assignment as interference training.

Yet Su Yunjin was remarkably quiet, though it was clear she was also tense.

Fording water isn’t like tackling obstacles; at least with obstacles, you can see outside. But water training meant advancing submerged for nearly a minute.

All you could see was water level with the driver’s seat. For a first-time passenger, it felt as if you were sinking beneath the sea.

“Mm.”

Su Yunjin nodded, gripping the safety handle even tighter.

With a roar, the car plunged into the water.

Su Yunjin instinctively shut her eyes, hearing nothing but the sound of the vehicle moving beneath the surface.

A few seconds later, she opened her eyes. Before her, there was nothing but a muddy, swirling flood.