On the eve of the fall of Nanjing, Hu Dingyi, a modern deliveryman, accidentally traveled through time and possessed an ordinary soldier in Yuhuatai. With gunfire roaring and corpses filling the fields, he originally just wanted to live, but in the blood and fire he awakened the "World War II God-level System" - killing enemies can earn points and upgrade skills.
But he soon discovered that war is not a game. No matter how powerful the system was, it couldn't save his brother from dying in his arms; he could kill hundreds of enemies, but he couldn't save his brother's life.
In death and faith, Hu Dingyi gradually grew from a "little man" who only knew how to survive to the "leader of fire" on the battlefield. He led the remaining soldiers to break through the encirclement bravely, from Yuhuatai to guerrillas behind enemy lines, from ambushes in the mountains and forests to the snowy fields of the Northeast, and in a pool of blood forged a team that did not rely on cheats but only on blood.
Every upgrade comes with sacrifice; every victory is earned with lives.
This is not a cool literary world that is crushed by the system, but a true national desperate counterattack.
The brothers who died in battle will not come back, they will only become flags - held in his bloody hands.
