War of Resistance: The Iron-Blooded Gun Soul

In 1937, the gunfire at Lugou Bridge shattered the peace of the North China Plain. In a small village deep in the Taihang Mountains of Shanxi, twenty-two-year-old hunter Lin Xiaofeng witnessed the invaders' atrocities. His parents were killed in a massacre, and his younger sister was abducted. Gripping the old rifle his father had left him, he vowed to make every bullet a blade of vengeance. From lone avenger to crack shot in the guerrillas, from legendary sniper behind enemy lines to commander of thousands, Lin Xiaofeng spent eight years amid blood and fire writing an epic tale of an ordinary man's rise to heroism. Every pull of the trigger was a judgment upon the invaders; every tactical decision held the lives of countless comrades in the balance. In this war for the survival of the nation, he met brothers who fought alongside him, the woman he loved, mentors he respected, and the rival fate had set against him: Yamamoto Ichiro, commander of the Japanese army's Falcon sniper squad. Their contest as two elite snipers spanned years and stretched from the North China Plain to the battlefields of Burma, transforming a personal grudge into a struggle between nations.