Iron-Blooded Gun Soul of Resistance War

In 1937, the gunfire at Marco Polo Bridge tore apart the tranquility of the North China Plain. In a small village deep in the Taihang Mountains of Shanxi Province, 22-year-old hunter Lin Xiaofeng witnessed the atrocities of the invaders - his parents were killed in the massacre and his sister was abducted. He holds the old-fashioned rifle left by his father and vows to make every bullet a blade of revenge. From a lone avenger to a guerrilla sharpshooter, from a sniper legend behind enemy lines to a general commanding thousands of armies, Lin Xiaofeng spent eight years of blood and fire writing an epic story of the growth of a civilian hero. Every time he pulls the trigger, it is a judgment against the invaders; every tactical decision he makes is related to the life and death of countless comrades. In this war of national survival, he met his brothers who fought side by side, the woman he loved deeply, his respected mentor, and his fateful opponent - Ichiro Yamamoto, the captain of the Japanese "Falcon" sniper team. The contest between the two top snipers spanned several years, from the North China Plain to the battlefield of Myanmar, and evolved from personal grudges to national confrontation.