As Soon as I Graduated from Huangpu, the Japanese Invaded.

Modern young man Lu Chengjun traveled to 1931 and became a major battalion commander who graduated from the sixth phase of Huangpu and served in the Central Military Teaching Corps. He originally wanted to serve the country with blood, but he was deeply involved in factional conflicts. When the gunshots of September 18th came from the northeast, he had no intention of serving the country but was unable to go north due to military orders. Pain and anxiety burned his soul. From the flesh and blood mill in Songhu to the ruins of Taierzhuang, from the raging war in Wuhan to the exotic jungles of Myanmar, he led an "Iron Blood Regiment" from a training camp of 500 people. During the fourteen years of national war, he used tactical vision and firm belief that transcended the times to fight a bloody path in desperate situations. This is not the heroic legend of one person, but the anti-war epic of a group of little people - every time they change a small historical moment, they have to pay a bloody price. When the song of victory finally played, he suddenly looked back and saw that the mountains and rivers were stained with blood, and his brothers had become monuments.