War of Resistance: After Crossing the Snowy Mountains and Grasslands, I Brought Back an Army

After transmigrating, Su Hua becomes a Red Army regimental commander with valuable connections in hand. In 1935, after the Long March, the Commander-in-Chief tasks Su Hua, Li Yunlong, Ding Wei, Kong Jie, and Cheng the Blind with each taking a regiment to expand beyond their base, avoiding internal strife and building up the revolutionary forces. Su Hua binds himself to the Strong Army, Strong Nation System. He establishes a base, recruits troops, gathers talented people such as Shunliu and Li Daben, and equips his men with superior weapons. In 1937, the Japanese launch a full-scale invasion, and the Commander-in-Chief summons the whole army back. Ding Wei: My Red 14th Regiment has just over 3,000 men and a few mortars... Kong Jie: My Red 15th Regiment has only a little over 4,000 men, and all we have are light and heavy machine guns... Cheng the Blind: My Red 16th Regiment has only 3,000 men, and we haven’t even finished issuing Hanyang rifles... Li Yunlong: My Red 17th Regiment isn’t that big, just about 10,000 men. The equipment’s so-so, just two Italian cannons and some light and heavy machine guns... Just as everyone is catching up, a light combined-arms division made up of cavalry, artillery, special forces, and other units is revealed before them. Su Hua says calmly, “Things have gone pretty well for me. I’ve only got a little over 50,000 men...” This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.