Anti-Japanese War: the Iron-Blooded Sichuan Army, Who Else Would It Be?

His soul traveled through the Anti-Japanese War and he was reborn as the son of Liu Xiang, the commander of the Sichuan Army. At this time, the Japanese invaders invaded, the country fell, and the millions of troops were defeated. In the vastness of China, no one could stop the Japanese invaders from Japan. So Liu Wu raised his arms and shouted: "Since no one dares to fight, our Sichuan army will fight for the world." "I, the son of the Sichuan Army, will fight bloody battles to the end, and will never retreat to the death. I will never lose an inch of our territory again!" "If we win, we will return in triumph. If we lose, we will return with our bodies wrapped in horse leather!" The Sichuan army was so angry that the mountains and rivers changed, and they rode into Tokyo with swords in hand. If a man wants to repay his country's kindness, dying in battle is the right way. Liu Wu: I, the son of the Sichuan Army, why would I die to serve my family and country? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.