Qi Tongwei Transmigrates to the War Against Japan and Climbs to the Pinnacle of Power

[In the Name of the People] [Flower Garland] [Bright Sword] [The Battle at Lake Changjin]

After transmigrating to 1921, Qi Tongwei decides to bring the people of Qi Village into the army!

Three generations of the Qi family step onto the stage of history, and Qi Tongwei’s name is carved into the monument of modern Chinese history...

In 1921, he starts out with 800 brave men. In 1927, their slogan is “Unite the Nation.” They embark on a ten-thousand-mile campaign, then rush to the Northeast in 1937. In 1941, during a campaign against the Japanese in the Yimeng Mountains, he meets “the lady” Wu Shuang and gets his hands on some original shares. In 1942, he provides support in the Taihang Mountains, joining forces with Li Yunlong to fight across northwest Shanxi until the whole place is in chaos. In 1950, he heads to the Korean Peninsula and fights a bloody battle at Lake Changjin. There, he meets “Secretary Liu” and receives an ironclad imperial pardon. In 1979, Qi Tongwei’s father, Qi Lianshan, and his comrade Zhao Mengsheng temper themselves into an unbreakable force during the counterattack in self-defense.

In 1983, the newly reborn Qi Tongwei enters Handong University. Zhong Xiaohai, Chen Yang, Chen Hai, and Hou Liangping are just starting out, while Li Dakang, Yi Xuexi, and Sun Liancheng are beginning to make their mark. Behind Qi Tongwei stands the vast family empire built by three generations of the Qi family.