Turbulent Situation: Grassy Ambitions in the Smoke of War

Name: Turbulent Situation: Grassy Ambitions in the Smoke of War
Author: Restricted Soil

by Restricted Soil

ongoing Military WWII / Anti-Japanese War Male Lead

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80Kwords33chapters

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Ch. 33 — Eternal Light

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About This Novel

After the September 18th Incident in 1931, Northeastern farmer Zhao Tiezhu transformed from a farmer with a hoe into an anti-Japanese firebrand with a shotgun in his hand as the Japanese army massacred his village and destroyed his family. He used a manure fork to seize the first 38 cap, led the villagers to form the "Songhe Volunteer Regiment", conquered the forest team by "wrestling their lives", used "chili powder to fill the chimney" to destroy the Japanese and puppet strongholds, and even led the miners to sneak into the Fengtian Arsenal disguised as boiler workers and use "frozen potato bombs" to blow up the Japanese arsenal. During the fourteen-year struggle, Zhao Tiezhu worked side by side with his childhood "sharp shooter" Wang Shitou, demolition master Li Tiedan and other reckless brothers. Under the guidance of the Anti-League, they shifted from guerrilla warfare in the mountains and forests to secret warfare in the city. He knelt in the snow for three days to bid farewell to his sister Xiulan, who had sacrificed her life to protect intelligence. He also led the "Fire Bull Formation" to hack to death Sato, the Japanese captain who claimed to be a "China expert." After the victory in 1945, Zhao Tiezhu refused his official position and returned to his hometown to work in farming. He planted pine trees in front of his parents' graves and buried the blood-stained guillotine in the black earth. He said that the blood of this generation was not in vain, just like the red sorghum in the mountains and plains. The roots of the Chinese people can never be trampled or burnt.