In the bitter winter of 1921, a once-in-a-century blizzard swept through the depths of Mount Mufu. A baby boy was born into the Hu family of hunters, with a gun-shaped birthmark on his palm. His grandfather, Hu Yitian, gazed at the rising sun breaking through the clouds after the storm abruptly stopped and said gravely, “This child is no ordinary boy. He is the ‘Gun Soul’ bestowed upon our family by the mountain god.”
Twenty years later, that prophecy came true, tempered in the flames of war. From a village boy who used his family’s old-fashioned rifle to shoot a deer from three hundred paces, to the “Snow Peak Sharpshooter” who struck terror into the Japanese army; from a hunter’s heir who kept his village safe, to the commander of a guerrilla detachment whose name resounded across Hunan, Hubei, and Jiangxi, Hu Feng used his gun and his soul to write a legendary tale of resistance amid the flames and bloodshed of the war…
This book is also considered a conscientious work among similar subjects. The author is a good storyteller, and both the plot setting and detailed descriptions are touching. It's just that starting from the fifth volume, the level has gone downhill a bit. Some war scenes are not detailed enough and realistic enough. They are usually passed over in a few strokes, and there are obvious holes in the details. But I will continue to pursue Hu Feng's book to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea. This is enough to show that the author's writing is very charming, so that I, an old bookworm who is often short of books, can pursue the second book by the same author!
The story is fascinating, but a bit mysterious
The plot is compact and the upper and lower sections are coherent. It is worth reading!
The opening chapter is like an ice blade cutting through the sky, with a compact narrative that draws me into the world of hunters in the mountains and forests. The suspense and crackling atmosphere at the beginning can instantly make people tense. Should be a good article
Very good, five-star praise.
Yes, the novel is written delicately and expresses the characters' inner feelings. It's good. It's worth reading. I give the author a thumbs up.
Good, bloody, good man book
I'm sorry, it's so beautiful, it's really, really, really good!
The writing is very good, the inner words are written very delicately, and the literary skills are profound. Thumbs up.
This book is also considered a conscientious work among similar subjects. The author is a good storyteller, and both the plot setting and detailed descriptions are touching. It's just that starting from the fifth volume, the level has gone downhill a bit. Some war scenes are not detailed enough and realistic enough. They are usually passed over in a few strokes, and there are obvious holes in the details. But I will continue to pursue Hu Feng's book to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea. This is enough to show that the author's writing is very charming, so that I, an old bookworm who is often short of books, can pursue the second book by the same author!
The story is fascinating, but a bit mysterious
The plot is compact and the upper and lower sections are coherent. It is worth reading!
The opening chapter is like an ice blade cutting through the sky, with a compact narrative that draws me into the world of hunters in the mountains and forests. The suspense and crackling atmosphere at the beginning can instantly make people tense. Should be a good article
Very good, five-star praise.
Yes, the novel is written delicately and expresses the characters' inner feelings. It's good. It's worth reading. I give the author a thumbs up.
Good, bloody, good man book
I'm sorry, it's so beautiful, it's really, really, really good!
The writing is very good, the inner words are written very delicately, and the literary skills are profound. Thumbs up.
Very eye-catching description! Good!