Father and Son Fought Together Against Japan

Lin Yang, a veteran with eight years of military career, drank too much on the night he was discharged from the army out of reluctance. Unexpectedly, he accidentally traveled to a soldier from a company of the 386th Brigade of the Eighth Route Army in 1937, but this soldier was regarded as a fool. However, Lin Yang quickly demonstrated his extraordinary military qualities. He was able to snipe the Japanese with one shot from a distance of 300 meters, and even beat one against three when fighting with a bayonet. When the army faced a food shortage, he bravely broke into the Japanese artillery tower alone and brought back food and weapons. Unfortunately, he was severely beaten by his "cheap daddy" company commander. When the army was short of money, Lin Yang went to the city alone to attack the rich Japs. When the troops were short of weapons, Lin Yang quietly sneaked into the Japanese arsenal and brought back all the weapons he could take away. For the weapons he couldn't take away, he threatened to come back to get them next time. Because of this, there is a saying among the Eighth Route Army: Those who win Lin Yang will double their combat effectiveness! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.