Winning Glory: Starting with the POW Olympics

A pure power fantasy about the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. Everything in this novel is adapted from real historical events. At the end of each volume, you’ll find introductions to the real people who inspired the story. No tragic twists. A logistics soldier takes on an entire American squad by himself and wins. Hard to believe, right? It really happened. A soldier uses a machine gun as a sniper rifle, holding a squad’s position against 38 days of enemy attacks despite being outgunned. Sounds outrageous, right? It really happened. More than 70 men, without supplies or reinforcements, hold off an enemy mechanized corps. Unbelievable, right? It really happened. A man takes a reconnaissance squad to capture a prisoner, then casually destroys seven enemy armored vehicles. Outrageous, right? It really happened. A veteran squad cook, over 50 years old, single-handedly holds back the enemy’s attacks for an entire day. After he dies, he still manages to kill more than a dozen enemy soldiers. Something no TV drama would dare show, right? It really happened. You’ve heard of sports meets, right? What about one for prisoners of war? That’s where this story begins.