"Anti-Japanese War System: Beginning the Iron-Blooded Journey" is set against the backdrop of war-torn China in 1937. It tells the story of Zhao Feng, a young man from Hebei Province who was pushed onto the battlefield during the war and was accidentally bound to the "Anti-Japanese War System".
Faced with the trampling of the Japanese army, the fall of his homeland, and the suffering of his compatriots, Zhao Feng, under the guidance of the system, went from being panic-stricken at the beginning to gradually learning to fight and protect. The system's missions are intertwined with the interests of the family and the country - covering the evacuation of civilians, retaking lost positions, and destroying enemy firepower points. Every mission is a test of life and death, and every reward is turned into the power to protect the home and country. He used the skills and materials given by the system to fight side by side with his comrades, honing his iron will in the rain of bullets, and growing from an ordinary soldier to a warrior who can stand alone.
There is no victory that comes out of thin air in the story, there is only a road paved with blood and sacrifice. The system was a boost, but it never replaced the burning love for family and country in Zhao Feng's chest. Together with countless unknown heroes, he built a line of defense with his flesh and blood, ignited hope in despair, and interpreted the tragedy and responsibility of "one inch of mountains and rivers, one inch of blood, one hundred thousand young people and one hundred thousand troops." This is not only a story about the system and growth, but also a hymn dedicated to those ordinary heroes who fought to protect the foundation of the nation in the flames of the Anti-Japanese War.
