You Were Told to Hold Baoshan, So Why Did You Kill the Japanese Colonel?

On September 7, 1937, Baoshan fell, and the six hundred men of Yao Ziqing’s battalion died gloriously for their country.

But beneath the ruins, platoon leader Zhou Wen opened his eyes.

Looking at the little more than twenty battered soldiers still beside him, and hearing the prompt from the [Strategic Intelligence System] ring out in his mind, he decided to make a big move!

The Japanese raiding squad is closing in?

Zhou Wen: “Open the holographic map. Set the heavy machine guns right in their faces. Wipe them out in three minutes!”

A Japanese tank company is charging right at us?

Zhou Wen: “Who says rifles can’t take out tanks? Lure them in, shut the door on them, and blow their tanks into scrap!”

The Japanese are carpet-bombing the area with poison gas?

Zhou Wen: “It’s only polite to return the favor! Steal their gas truck, drive it straight into their headquarters, and treat their regiment commander to a dose of mustard gas!”

When Colonel Takanori Takamori’s command saber became a trophy, and a top-secret Japanese invasion map fell into Zhou Wen’s hands,

the “Ghost Squad,” dressed in Japanese uniforms, speaking fluent Japanese, and striking without mercy, became the nightmare that haunted the Japanese across the entire Songhu battlefield!

Zhou Wen: “We’re not all dead yet. You’re the ones who deserve to be wiped out!”