Hua Renjie, a special forces commander and a college student who continued his studies, was reborn in Northeast China in 1932 due to an accident. The iron hooves of the Japanese invaders set foot on the black soil of the three northeastern provinces. Hua Renjie, who was only 16 years old, relied on the memories brought by his later generations and a heart unwilling to endure humiliation. With a man's dream, he picked up a gun and embarked on the anti-Japanese battlefield and fought in Baishan. Blackwater, the land of Yanzhao, and the mountains of Qilu, established their own tyrannical strength, broke treaties without waiting, took back the lost land, and built a paradise for themselves and their comrades. The blood accompanied youth, the smoke filled the battlefield, the yellow flowers on the battlefield, the tenderness of chivalry, the unforgettable love between sons and daughters, the lingering pathos, not enough heads of Japanese pirates, and endless heroic blood. The iron-blooded man wrote a heroic legend of the anti-Japanese war years!
