When the tactical thinking of modern special forces collides with the war-torn years of the War of Resistance, an iron-blooded legend that rewrites history begins. Zhou Weiguo accidentally traveled through time while performing a special operations mission and possessed the national army company commander during the Battle of Songhu. On the smoke-filled Suzhou River, he relied on modern military knowledge to turn the original conventional defensive battle into a sophisticated tactical game. He used cluster grenades to blow up Japanese tanks.
From the brutal street fighting in the ruins of Nanjing to the elusive formation of a special operations team in the North China base; from joining hands with the underground party to use Molotov cocktails and anti-tank mines to fight back in desperate situations, to leading soldiers deep behind enemy lines to destroy Japanese supply points, Zhou Weiguo perfectly integrated guerrilla tactics and special operations concepts in life and death tests, becoming a "battlefield ghost" that frightened the Japanese army.
The victory of the Anti-Japanese War did not extinguish the war in his heart. When the clarion call to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea sounded, he resolutely crossed the Yalu River and built a steel defense line with his flesh and blood on the battlefield of Shangganling where the equipment was disparate. The roar of artillery shells, the shouts of comrades, and the roar of the enemy intertwined into a soul-stirring heroic hymn.
This is a war epic that spans time and space, and a legend in which a time traveler defends his homeland with blood and wisdom. In the smoke of history, Zhou Weiguo used the soul of a modern soldier to write the immortal glory of the Chinese soldiers, letting the invaders understand: In this land, every inch of the mountains and rivers has an unyielding backbone, and every soldier has the determination to die!
