Zhao Lingshuang, the queen of modern female special forces soldiers, triggered the system during an anti-terrorism mission and traveled to the 1938 Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei anti-Japanese battlefield. She helped the guerrillas break through the encirclement and destroy the Japanese ammunition depot, but was expelled by the special commissioner due to her unknown identity and strange tactics.
After being recommended by the mountain people, she united with more than a dozen descendants of Orions, who were good at tracking, familiar with the terrain, and determined to take revenge, to form the "Anti-Japanese Death Squadron". They integrated modern special warfare tactics into guerrilla warfare, carried out artillery towers, intercepted grain roads, and used systematic defense maps to attack enemy airports and destroy three fighter planes. Their reputation as "Lingshuang" frightened the Japanese and puppet troops.
The results of the Death Squadron were reported to the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army, and the boss paid attention to them and incorporated them into the team. Zhao Lingshuang relied on the system to defeat the Japanese chemical weapons conspiracy, fought with hundreds of regiments to defeat the enemy's headquarters, cultivated the backbone of modern combat, and finally led the team to fight to victory in the Anti-Japanese War, creating a poem of patriotic service with her blood.
