Anti-Japanese War: After Crossing the Snow-Capped Mountains and Meadows, I Will Be Victorious in Every Battle

Su Weiguo was a special forces soldier of the Republic. He died in a mission and time-traveled into the body of a regiment commander at the beginning of the Long March. Under his leadership, the 14th Regiment attacked cities, overcame obstacles, and participated in battles such as crossing the Chishui River four times and forcibly crossing the Dadu River. His series of outstanding performances during the Long March made him a leader of the main regiment who accepted our original stock and was favored by the commander-in-chief. Faced with serious troop attrition and low morale after the Long March, under the arrangement of the Red Army headquarters, Su Weiguo, Li Yunlong, Ding Wei, Kong Jie, and Cheng Chishui went east to develop the base area. Several main group leaders secretly held back their energy and wanted to strive for the top. Under the leadership of Su Weiguo, the 14th Regiment exterminated bandits, attacked local tyrants, divided the fields, and eliminated traitors. Step by step, they developed and strengthened the team's strength and restored the organization... In 1937, the all-out war of aggression against China broke out, and the commander-in-chief convened the generals to discuss the anti-Japanese plan. Ding Wei: Our 15th regiment only has more than 5,000 people, including light and heavy machine guns... Kong Jie: Our 16th Regiment only has more than 4,000 people and a few mortars... Cheng Chishui: Our 18th Regiment only has more than 4,000 people. We have weapons and equipment... Li Yunlong: Our 17th regiment is just so-so, with only more than 8,000 people, and the equipment is just like that, one Italian cannon, light and heavy machine guns... While everyone was reporting on the results of their outing, a vast and well-equipped team of cavalry, artillery, and automobiles appeared in front of everyone. Su Weiguo: The development of our 14th regiment is not bad, only more than 40,000 people...