War of Resistance: My Cannon Fodder Regiment Became the Backbone of the Nation

You think these cannon fodder are illiterate, but some of them speak coded slang, can drive cars, and know how to operate anti-tank guns.

You think these cannon fodder are useless, but they're all veterans of at least five years, skilled with all kinds of weapons and well-practiced in tactical coordination.

You think these cannon fodder are mere grunts, but most are company- or platoon-level officers, the backbone of the entire Longguo army.

You think these cannon fodder don't know what it means to be a nation, but no number of narrow escapes from death or betrayals by their commanding officers can stop them from volunteering to fight the enemy.

You think these cannon fodder don't know what the future holds, but they never send Fanla to the front of the platoon to die. They do it so that the educated people of Longguo can survive, because every war eventually ends.

The backbone of a nation?

Not all backbone has to be beautiful.

"Don't forget history. History is a river, and you can't cut it off."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.