Anti-Japanese War: Heroes from the Drama Gather Together to Fight Fiercely at Changjin Lake!

Su Hua traveled to 1935 and rescued Li Yunlong, Ding Wei, and Kong Jie at the most difficult moment in Songpan Grassland, and led them to escape from the encirclement and go north to the Taihang Mountains to open up a base. On the way, I accidentally broke into a shelter and met my regiment leader and a group of stragglers from my regiment - Long Wenwen, Meng Fanle, Milong, Hao Xichuan, Bu La, A Yi... While Li Yunlong was still thinking about how to marry Zheng Fang, Su Hua had already taken all these Sichuan Army remnants under his command. Starting from the clearing of Heilong Village in Xinzhuang Village, the independent regiment established a firm foothold in the Taihang Mountains. In 1937, the all-out Anti-Japanese War broke out. Su Hua returned to the battlefield with this team that brought together bright swords and regimental spirits. Li Yunlong grew from a scapegoat to the commanding battalion commander, and Long Wenwen led the Sichuan Army Battalion to fight bloody battles. When the Japanese army thought they were facing just an ordinary guerrilla force, Su Hua had already used the tactical concepts and industrial knowledge of later generations to temper this force into the hardest bones in North China. More than ten years later, when the flag of the independent regiment was planted from the Taihang Mountains to Changjin Lake, the commander of the Eagle Army could not find the origin of this team after searching through the war history. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.