The Legend of the Soldiers in the Anti-Japanese War

Tiedan, a young Orion boy, witnessed his parents' tragic deaths at the hands of the Japanese invaders, and the anger of hatred burned in his heart. Armed with his ancestral shotgun, he resolutely joined the Eighth Route Army guerrillas, vowing to make the enemy pay with blood. However, the battlefield is not a forest, and revenge is not a hunt. Captain Liu Dong told him: "The gun must be steady, and the heart must be steady. A real warrior does not fight for hatred, but for the living." In the life and death tests, Tiedan transformed from a reckless avenger to a calm sharpshooter, and from a lonely hunter to a determined revolutionary warrior. The bullets roared, penetrating not only the enemy's head, but also a young man's growth path; the smoke filled the air, covering not only the bloody mountains and rivers, but also the awakening soul of a nation. This is a legend tempered by blood and fire, and also an eternal hymn to heroes. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.