Transmigrated to 1950: Rising to Power at Lake Changjin

Lin Xuan, a war correspondent carrying a mysterious System, accidentally transmigrates with a telepathic tabby cat to the Changjin Lake battlefield in the freezing winter of 1950. Facing temperatures of minus forty degrees, a heavily armed enemy, and just fifty yuan in starting funds, the man and cat are forced to struggle for survival amid ice and artillery fire. The pitiful System works only intermittently, while the proud cat is both a burden and a lucky charm. From bluffing his way into supplies with IOUs to outsmarting the enemy and acquiring equipment by “reaping the leek field”; from crouching low to evade bombardments to taking aim and shooting down powerful foes, Lin Xuan is tempered by ice and fire. He grows from a bewildered transmigrant into the “Ghost of the Battlefield,” a name that strikes fear into his enemies. He trades captured canned food for rice porridge and pickles, equips his comrades with captured scopes, and even takes on enemy armor single-handedly in a captured tank... With the “unreliable” help of the System and his adorable cat, he not only shapes the course of battles on the ground but also brings a modern mindset to this war for the nation’s founding. When the smoke clears, the fallen heroes will live on. Lin Xuan proves in his own way that dignity rests on the edge of a sword, and truth lies within the range of artillery! This is an iron-blooded legend of survival, growth, sacrifice, and glory. On a frozen battlefield, he and his cat write an immortal chapter in the glory of China!