A Broken Edge Becomes a Front: the Red Army's Wounded Soldiers Break Out of Desperate Situations

During the smoke-filled Long March, the Tigers of the Red Army advanced toward the north like a torrent of steel. However, the presence of the five wounded men, like heavy shackles, seriously slowed down the march. At the critical moment, Captain Chen entrusted the important task of caring for the wounded to Li Qiang, who was highly skilled in martial arts and superb marksmanship. After many twists and turns, they came to Tangjiazhuang, wanting to take a breather. But Zhao Gou, a second-rate man in the village, frantically betrayed the whereabouts of the Red Army for the reward offered by the security group. At the critical moment, teacher Zhao Youwei stepped forward and relied on his extraordinary wisdom to skillfully move the Red Army into the cave in Phoenix Mountain. After that, he carefully arranged for the children in the village to deliver food to the Red Army under the cover of collecting medicinal materials and hunting pigweed. While the Red Army soldiers were recovering from their injuries, they did not forget to convey their firm revolutionary beliefs to the children, and red seeds were quietly planted in the children's hearts. However, Zhao Gou was determined to report the crime again, triggering a frenzied crackdown by the security team. Li Qiang was keenly aware of the danger and quickly organized a counterattack. At the same time, Zhao Youwei actively mobilized the villagers, who used their familiarity with the terrain to fight to the death with the enemy and successfully repelled the security group. In these thrilling battles, the villagers and the Red Army forged a deep friendship of life and death. In the end, the wounded soldiers of the Red Army recovered and resolutely embarked on the journey to catch up with the large army. In this book, readers will immerse themselves in the legendary Long March, in which the Red Army and the people marched hand in hand. The book has a total of 35 chapters and 330,000 words, which is not to be missed.