Iron-Blooded Long March: Red Star Shines on Me

Lin Jun, a modern retired soldier, accidentally traveled to 1934 on the eve of the Red Army's Long March during an inspection of red ruins. With an accurate memory of the history of the Long March and modern military literacy, he concealed his identity and joined the Red Army and became an ordinary soldier. Faced with the brutality of the bloody battle on the Xiangjiang River, the treachery of crossing the Chishui River four times, the difficulty of flying to seize the Luding Bridge, and the desperate situation of climbing the snow-capped mountains and crossing the grassland, Lin Jun relied on his foresight to avoid fatal risks many times, optimize tactical details, and save the lives of his comrades without changing the trend of history. He fought side by side with revolutionary martyrs such as "Zeng Jiyan" and "Lin Yu", interpreted the responsibility of a soldier with an iron-blooded will, adhered to patriotism with a pure heart, witnessed the power of faith in the hail of bullets, practiced the original revolutionary aspiration in the test of life and death, and finally followed the Red Army to complete the great feat of the 25,000-mile Long March, becoming a silent and firm guardian of this epic.