Lone Army: Echoes Through Time

Ling Yue, a special forces king of the Republic, and his squad transmigrate to the eve of Nanjing’s fall in 1937. Faced with a brutal battlefield, they resolutely rally the scattered troops and use modern tactics to hold Yijiang Gate and fight a bloody battle at Longpanli. They establish successive lines of resistance to slow the Japanese advance, buying precious time for civilians to evacuate.

After Nanjing falls, Ling Yue leads the remnants of his unit across the Yangtze and establishes a base behind enemy lines north of the river, launching guerrilla operations. Armed with tactics from the future, this “lone force” strikes fear into the enemy with cold-blooded kills and kindles an unyielding flame amid hell through sheer force of will. Its very existence becomes a buried, legendary prelude in the history of the War of Resistance.