Introduction to the work of "The Legend of Li Yunlong": From the roar of the breakout in Cangyunling to the spiritual inheritance of the digital battlefield in the new era, "The Legend of Li Yunlong" uses Li Yunlong's legendary life to write a passionate epic that spans a hundred years. He defied military orders and fought against the Bantian Regiment, launching the Battle of Pinangrad to save his wife and daughter. He used "reverse command" to interpret his fearless military talent; he marched westward to the Majia Army, fought bloody battles at Changjin Lake, fought with the U. S. Military in the ice fields at minus 40 degrees Celsius, and used frozen potatoes to fight enemy cans. Every battle is engraved on the spines of Chinese soldiers.
In peacetime, he caused controversy with "On the Spirit of the Sword" at the military academy, and in special times he risked everything to protect his comrades and justice; in the wave of reform and opening up, from border self-defense counterattacks to military factory transformation, from fighting against commercial capital's blasphemy of heroes to holographic images igniting the blood of Generation Z, Li Yunlong always adhered to the belief that "the backbone of a soldier cannot be bent."
The novel uses a grand narrative of 1,000 episodes, integrates real history and artistic creation, rejects routine settings, and focuses on the tempering of human nature by war and the collision between faith and the times. When Li Yunlong's ashes were finally scattered to Cangyunling, the recruits' shouts of "Cavalry company, attack!" Pierced the sky. The spirit of the sword spanned time and space and became a national fire that will never be extinguished.
