Zhang Junshan traveled through the Pudong air battle in 1937 and was shot down at the beginning.
He awakened at the critical moment and captured the exchange system. After surviving the crash, he gathered the defeated troops, penetrated as far as possible under the eyes of the enemy, attacked the baggage transport team, and returned to the arsenal...
When everyone thought he had died, he led thousands of people to fight through the siege and announced his return.
From Pudong to Jinling, going north to Ninggu Pagoda and going south to Myanmar, the army has fought hundreds of battles and never lost.
Reader comments
Newbies can read it, but veterans can forget it. It's embarrassing and cancerous. This is a military article, not a nanny's question.
I just heard that in Chapter 8, I wrote the protagonist's last name incorrectly at least 6 times. Did the author not check the writing?
Newbies can read it, but veterans can forget it. It's embarrassing and cancerous. This is a military article, not a nanny's question.
I just heard that in Chapter 8, I wrote the protagonist's last name incorrectly at least 6 times. Did the author not check the writing?
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