Through Blood and Battle: From Scholar to Slayer

Tags: Flames of war, iron-blooded military spirit, rise from humble beginnings, rousing power fantasy, historical military fiction, devotion to country and family, fast-paced, no System Synopsis: In 1938, war rages across the land. In Changsha, an ancient county town, the young scholar Qin Yue watches helplessly as his home is burned to the ground and his beloved family members die beneath enemy artillery fire. In an instant, the books, ink, paper, and brushes of his former life are stained with hatred. He lays down his brush and joins the army, ignoring those who mock him for throwing his life away as a scholar, and resolutely steps into the hellish smoke of battle. From a scholar who cannot even truss a chicken to an iron-blooded soldier fighting through a hail of bullets, the blood-soaked battlefield becomes the place where he is transformed. Bullets reap lives, and he reaps fear; when artillery blankets his position, he strikes back with an unyielding spine! The knife fights in Changsha's alleys, the hail of gunfire in Changde, the meat grinder at Songshan, the expedition into Burma... Every step leaves a trail of blood; every battle opens a new chapter in his life. From a lone soldier killing the enemy to a commander leading an elite force, Qin Yue's name becomes a death warrant for the Japanese invaders. When he hunts down and slaughters enemy commanders, and millions of young people rise up to follow him... Amid the iron tide, a nation's roar echoes through the heavens: Every inch of our land is paid for in blood; one hundred thousand young men form an army! We will not return until every Japanese invader is dead!