Fishermen's Songs Under the Smoke of Gunpowder: Guarding Across Time and Space

Zhao Xun, a modern Marine Corps soldier, was caught in a time and space vortex by a storm during a naval exercise, and woke up in the midst of the anti-Japanese war on the Jiaodong Peninsula in 1942. He was saved by the fisherman Ning Caixia, a seaside girl with tough muscles and a flexible heart. The Japanese army massacred the fishing village in order to hunt down the American pilots. Ning Caixia witnessed the tragic death of her relatives and friends and ignited the fire of revenge. Zhao Xun's modern fighting skills and tactical thinking became the sharp edge for their counterattack. The two teamed up to take down the Japanese checkpoints and set up an ambush on the unnamed island, creating an escape gap for the villagers. On the way back, the armed workers team at the entrance of the village actually called Zhao Xun "the sacrificed Captain Zhao." After that, Ning Caixia shed her identity as a fisherman and followed Zhao Xun to fight in Huaihai, Hainan, North Korea and other places. She united the people to resist donations, charged side by side with her comrades, and composed a female fisherman's song on the iron-blooded battlefield. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.