Baptism of Fire: the Transformation of Chinese Soldiers

Chen Yuan's soul traveled to a parallel world, and he became the commander of the 12th Division of the National Army on the Songhu battlefield in 1937. The mountains and rivers were shattered, and the Japanese army pressed on the border. He held the remaining defeated generals and faced the bloody battle in Luodian. Ammunition is running out, positions are on the verge of being lost, deserters are everywhere, and the morale of the army is weakened. In the past life, game knowledge was a joke, but in reality, gunfire roared and corpses littered the fields. From confusion to awakening, he used modern thinking to break the situation, strictly enforced military discipline, and met comrades such as Zhao Tiezhu and Lin Xuemei. Traveling through East and North China, he experienced the bloody battle in Songhu, the breakout of Nanjing, and guerrillas behind enemy lines, transforming from a military rookie into a tactical master. There is no golden finger, only iron-blooded responsibility. This is a redemption and the rebirth of a Chinese soldier.