In twenty-first-century China, Liu Zhenhua is an outstanding soldier in the People's Liberation Army. After an accident, he transmigrates through time to the Republic of China era and becomes an agent in the Beiping branch of the Military Statistics Bureau. In 1935, as North China is gripped by turmoil, Liu Zhenhua draws on his extraordinary martial skills and intelligence far ahead of his time to take on the vital mission of resisting the Japanese invaders. Putting the nation's interests first and dedicating himself to national liberation, he deals a series of cunning and deadly blows to the Japanese forces.
In this dangerous and challenging struggle, Liu Zhenhua gradually finds his organization, and his identity grows increasingly complicated: he is an agent for the Military Statistics Bureau, an underground Party member, and, in the eyes of the Japanese and their puppet regime, one of their own. Under the cover of these three identities, he gives everything for the 450 million fellow citizens of his motherland and the cause of China's liberation. He silently recites, “I would die on the battlefield for my country; why should I need my body carried home in a horse's hide?” and begins his resistance against Japan.
Across an epic story spanning 1,000 chapters, Liu Zhenhua's struggle to survive in a world in turmoil, outwit his enemies in espionage, and grow amid war unfolds in full. This is a legendary tale of resistance against Japan, agents, transmigration, espionage, and a turbulent age. It will take you into that time of upheaval and let you experience a soldier's passion and loyalty.
