Anti-Japanese War: Shaolin Monk Special Forces Kill the Bandits

[The modern soldier king travels through the anti-Japanese battlefield, and Shaolin's unique skills kill the enemy like mowing grass] Special forces instructor Zhao Tieshan accidentally traveled to the Songhu battlefield in 1937 while performing a mission. This Shaolin monk-turned-king of soldiers had a stone bag filled with deadly pebbles around his waist, and with a wave of his hand, the throat bones of eight Japanese invaders were shattered. From Shanghai street fighting to Nanjing breakout, he relied on Shaolin stunts and modern tactics to fight his way through purgatory. The enemy was killed hundreds of meters away by slingshots, and the Japanese squad was instantly killed by fighting, and the 60-meter mortar hit wherever he pointed. "I want the Japanese to know what Shaolin Kung Fu is and what a Chinese soldier is!" He collected lone soldiers, rescued the people, built the "Dark Blade" special forces, and grew from a lone hero to a sharp knife in the fight against Japan. When the tenderness of Aoki's love melted the iron blood, and when the Japanese anti-war took bullets for him, Zhao Tieshan understood in the flames of war - this is not only revenge, but also protection. When the mountains and rivers are shattered, the bloody legend of a time traveler begins.