"This book has no transmigration. It’s about a band of passionate men fighting a real war of resistance. Real life is the miracle people strive for. Fantastical nonsense is just ridiculous!
The men in this book are full of patriotic fervor, defending their homeland. What is there to say about the likes of those who jinx everything?
The protagonist is a PhD who returned from overseas. He doesn’t fight the enemy on the front line, but in the vast hinterland. What does he do? He manufactures guns and ammunition to support the front!
But the Japanese won’t stand by and watch China’s hinterland thrive. They devise a “Bikini” plan to turn it into scorched earth, and the Chinese naturally refuse to let them.
This book is also a spy thriller. The protagonist, Guan Jinlin, gets tangled in a web of battles and intrigue with Japanese agents and his own allies in the Military Statistics Bureau. Heaven itself wouldn’t let him lose.
There’s a Datong Academy in this book. It was originally meant to reform Japanese prisoners of war, but it became the main battleground in the spy war.
The Japanese lieutenant general in charge of the agency is married to his own daughter. Their secret runs deep, but it still gets exposed. This proves the real reason Japan still hasn’t apologized for its war crimes: the aggressors don’t believe they lost!"
