The Rise of the Warlords: from the Republic of China to the Peak

In the early years of the Republic of China, the world was in chaos. At the age of eighteen, Kang Xiao succeeded him as the governor of the three provinces, with a large number of troops and favorable geographical location outside the customs. The veteran general in the army was dissatisfied, and there was an undercurrent. He planned a rebellion before his father's death. He organized the army with iron and blood, promoted poor families, purchased new weapons, trained elite soldiers in the sea, land and air, and stabilized the three provinces. When the food shortage struck, he reclaimed the Great Northern Wilderness; when foreign enemies coveted it, he built an air force and strengthened border defenses. The warlords in the pass are fighting in a melee, and the red party and the Kuomintang party are vying for supremacy, all trying to win over. He went to Yan'an in disguise and was deeply moved when he saw that the army and the people were united. I met the noble lady Shen Zhiya, who was both talented and beautiful, and had a deep love between teacher and student, and gradually became a lifelong couple. Since then, he has been determined to serve the country, led the army in southern and northern wars, and helped the Red Party unify the country. A lifetime of deep love is tied to only one person; half a lifetime of military service, one will eventually become the common master of the world.