Anti-Japanese War: Rise from Warlords

At the end of 1929, when Cai Yunsheng was instructed by the Northeastern Marshal, he had just reached the shame of the Khabarovsk Agreement with Mao Xiong. In the mansion of Marshal Fengtian. Zhang Xuecheng, in the name of the third son of the old commander and the deputy commander-in-chief of Northeast China, said that the battle was not lost and it was safe to surrender. Immediately ignoring the obstacles, he left the city overnight, summoned the Fengtian First Army, and rushed to the front line battlefield. The Northern War is about to break out. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.