Iron Soul in Troubled Times: Record of the Anti-Japanese War

Jiang Han, a former special operations elite, accidentally fell into the smoke of gunfire during the Songhu Anti-Japanese War in 1937. Faced with the crisis of national subjugation, he quickly rose to prominence with his extraordinary military tactics and tenacious iron-blooded will. From the underground breakout after the fall of Nanjing to the guerrilla tactics in the northern Jiangsu base, from the bloody battle in Taierzhuang to the attack behind enemy lines in the Hundred Regiment War, Jiang Han led a lone army and created a legend in the darkest years. This is an epic about protecting civilians and fighting to the bitter end, vowing to use flesh and blood to rebuild the mountains and rivers with iron bones.