This is an iron-blooded legend written for men, but it also tells a "brutal" story of a wild woman that cannot be copied. The wild bride who grew up with wolves only brought two things to her wedding night, a shotgun and a gentle wolf embroidered on her red bellyband. The Japanese aggressors massacred the villages and towns. The "wolf girl" who had lost her husband tore off the "little wolf" pattern embroidered on her red wedding dress and sewed it on the righteous flag to form a volunteer team. It is a tragic and heroic war story between a "wolfish" woman and eight tough men in the age of blood and fire. She raises and lowers her gun with cold precision that makes Bushido snipers collapse at the touch; her sword flashes and her shots are swift, making her opponents frightened; her blood spills on the battlefield, and the flower of love blooms quietly amidst the sound of gunfire. After liberation, an admirer of the "little wolf" who had fought in the north and south recalled: In fact, she was not a "mother beast" who suffered the destruction of her country and her family, but a lonely wolf warrior flower who watched for love.
