He is the King of Soldiers, Ling Xiao. Tired of rushing in as a single soldier, he chooses to shed his halo and join the United Nations peacekeeping force to protect another kind of peace. The mysterious "tactical deduction system" has become his new weapon. It is neither a gun nor a cannon, but it can understand people's hearts, predict conflicts, and strategize. On the powder keg of the African continent, he abandoned personal heroism, used big data as his eye, and asymmetric strategies as his blade—online public opinion disintegrated hatred, precise economic sanctions paralyzed warlords, and diplomatic mediation turned hostility into friendship. From the battlefield filled with gunpowder smoke to the game field without gunpowder smoke, Ling Xiao used Eastern wisdom to interpret the responsibilities and responsibilities of Chinese soldiers, step by step promoting the establishment of a global "conflict early warning mechanism". This is not a legend of one person, but a group of peace guardians, written with technology and wisdom, about another possibility of peace. Feel better? In the sense of control when the boats and oars are turned into ashes while talking and laughing, in every minute moment when the dawn of peace appears.
