Bright Sword: In the War to Resist America and Aid Korea, I’ll Strike at Lake Changjin First

Winter 1950, by Lake Changjin in Korea. The Volunteer Army's Ninth Corps was pinned down by the bitter cold and American firepower, and the front lines were on the verge of collapse. At this desperate moment, five figures appeared out of thin air: Li Yunlong, commander of the Independent Regiment; political commissar Zhao Gang; cavalry company commander Sun Desheng; battalion commander Zhang Dabiao; and artilleryman Wang Chengzhu! They had transmigrated from the War of Resistance against Japan, bringing with them the battle-forged spirit of “Draw Your Sword.”

Facing the heavily armed United Nations forces, Li Yunlong cursed them out, Zhao Gang coolly assessed the situation, Wang Chengzhu's mortars proved a godsend, Sun Desheng turned a cavalry charge into a special-operations raid, and Zhang Dabiao led a full-frontal assault. They had no golden fingers, only the courage, cunning, and fearless spirit of “Draw Your Sword” etched into their bones, along with a hazy sense of what the future battles might bring. How will these rough-and-ready soldiers use their flesh and blood and once-in-a-century tactical brilliance to fight a legendary campaign in the frozen wilderness, shattering the American army's iron will?

Li Yunlong will prove to the world that Chinese soldiers never retreat. The spirit of “Draw Your Sword” transcends time and space and is invincible!