The Iron-Blooded Young Marshal: From Huangpu to Hunan

After collapsing from overwork, modern office worker Qin Yuchen unexpectedly transmigrates to the Hunan Governor's Mansion in 1920, during the Republic of China era. He becomes Qin Chaoyang's eldest son, a young marshal who shares his name. The original Qin Yuchen began training in martial arts at Wudang from childhood. His skills are unfathomable, and he also studied military affairs in Germany, making him a rare all-around talent in the chaotic Republic of China. In 1924, Qin Yuchen follows the tide of the times and enters the Whampoa Military Academy, where he becomes one of its finest first-year students. He forms deep bonds with his classmates and witnesses the treacherous currents of military and political life in the Republic. After graduating, he obeys his father's wishes and marries Yi Xinyue, the daughter of the owner of the New Moon Hotel in Beiping. What begins as a marriage arranged for family interests gradually blossoms into love. Hunan is in turmoil. Seeking to expand his strength and arm the Xiang Army, Qin Yuchen accepts an invitation to explore the ancient tomb at Pingshan with Chen Yulou, the leader of the Xiling faction in western Hunan, and the Mountain-Moving Taoist Zhageliao and his companions. The tomb is packed with traps and dangers, but Qin Yuchen repeatedly escapes them with his Wudang martial arts and modern way of thinking. In a moment of crisis, he also saves Hualing, a disciple of the Mountain-Moving faction, winning the young woman's heart. The expedition not only earns him a fortune in gold, silver, and antiques, filling the army's empty coffers, but also forges a bond of brotherhood with Chen Yulou and Zhageliao. Afterward, Qin Yuchen uses his connections from his years in Germany to buy a large number of advanced weapons from his German classmates, reforming the Xiang Army and forging it into a hardened force. At home, he balances family relationships and unites his brothers. Beyond his family, he maneuvers through the warlord conflicts, protecting Hunan's peace, and seeks his own path to saving the country amid the tide of the times. From Whampoa student to young marshal of Hunan, from adventures in ancient tombs to commanding troops on the battlefield, Qin Yuchen uses modern