The author traveled back in time and became Zhou Weiguo, the male protagonist of Snow Leopard. He completed his transformation from a rich boy to an anti-Japanese warrior to a special operations hero to an officer.
On the night of the fall of Nanjing, the dandy Zhou Weiguo witnessed the tragic defeat of the defenders, and his best friend tried to protect him and his blood was splashed on the Rain Flower Terrace. The severe pain of rebirth from broken bones awakened the memory of the former soldier king. He changed his name to Mingzhi and vowed to avenge his injustice with a blood-stained bayonet.
The Whampoa Military Academy shocked the audience with a physical bomb test, and the code name "Snow Leopard" resounded in the sky. Xiao Ya, the lover rescued in Nanjing, rushed to Shanghai with a fatal code, but was involved in a pursuit by the Japanese special forces. Zhou Weiguo rushed thousands of miles to help, and when he killed his enemy, he discovered that his father had a secret meeting with the spy leader! Faced with a dilemma for his family and his country, he led his troops to defect to the Eighth Route Army and fought bloody battles in North China using the special tactics learned at the German military academy.
The Hutoushan base area became a meat grinder for the Japanese aggressors: flying over cliffs to blow up military columns, beheading enemy chiefs in disguise, and sniping Kwantung Army instructors in snowfields... When Shun Takeshita, the chief culprit of the massacre, used Xiao Ya as a bait to set up a killing spree, Zhou Weiguo broke into the formation with a single gun and detonated an arsenal that had been buried for ten years on the banks of the Suzhou River. In the fierce flames that soared into the sky, the snow leopard totem was finally engraved among the broken mountains and rivers
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.