Bright Sword: So What If I, Li Yunlong, Get Promoted a Little Faster?

Latest battlefield report: Li Yunlong has already fought in the Korean War. He’s now a corps commander and a general. Other people get promoted through connections and seniority. I, Li Yunlong, get promoted thanks to the “respect” my enemies show me. The Sakata Regiment, Yamamoto Special Forces, the Yamazaki Battalion: which of them wasn’t an elite unit of the Imperial Japanese Army? Elites? Those are exactly the troops I fight! The brigade commander calls me a troublemaker, and the chief slams his hand on the table and threatens to have me shot. But whenever the front lines are in trouble, I’m the first one they think of: “Quick! Get that brat Li Yunlong up here!” From Cangyun Ridge to Ping’an County, every battle I fought was held up by the General Staff as a “cautionary example,” yet every unit secretly learned from them. You say I got promoted too fast? Bah! I earned these ranks with enemy tanks and insignia. You think I’m moving too fast? Tell the Japanese not to keep chasing me!