Anti-Japanese War: Building the Iron-Blooded Legion from the Fourth Crossing of Chishui

The Red Army failed in its fifth counter-campaign against "encirclement and suppression". In October 1934, it was forced to withdraw from the revolutionary base area of ​​its headquarters and began a large-scale strategic shift. After the "Battle of Xiangjiang River", the number of troops dropped from more than 80,000 to only more than 30,000. In order to save the troops, Chen Feng proposed the strategy of crossing Chishui four times. The Red Army captured Zunyi City, an important town in northern Guizhou, in one fell swoop. After crossing Chishui for the fourth time, Chen Feng entered northwest Shanxi to activate the system and open up his own base. Chen Feng recruited this talent, including Zhou Weiguo, Kong Jie, and Li Yunlong, and then developed industry and established an arsenal. In 1937, the Japs launched an all-out war of aggression, and Chen Feng mobilized one million troops to resist the Japanese. Boss: One million troops and aircraft, tanks and artillery? Commander-in-Chief: Chen Feng is really a warrior with both wisdom and bravery, and all the Japanese were wiped out by him. Baldhead: Three million troops are more than our entire national army. Come to me and you to be the contemporary president. Emperor: Don't destroy us. You can take this position. We are willing to become your province. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.