Crazy Interspersed

"Interspersing is a dance on the tip of a knife, a charge towards death!" In February 1979, a self-defense counterattack against Vietnam broke out. Deep in the jungles of North Vietnam, an intervening company code-named "Kurang Biao" quietly assembled - 120 elite soldiers, shouldering the heavy responsibility of cutting off the Vietnamese army's retreat and encircling and annihilating the enemy's main force, rushed to the war-torn border. They are the trump cards of the reconnaissance battalion, and they are the sharp blades that penetrate into the enemy's heart. Company Commander Wang Li, a 28-year-old battlefield veteran, carries his father's military legacy and leads the company deep into the enemy's rear. From the minefield traps when breaking through the Vietnamese army's defense line, to the deceitful maneuvers in the guerrilla behind enemy lines; from the brutal blocking of the enemy's retreat, to the fatal encirclement in conjunction with the main force's encirclement and annihilation... Every interlude is a life and death game, and every charge is rewriting the battle situation. Heavy rain, poisonous insects, hunger, ambushes... How will they use their flesh and blood to tear apart the enemy's dragnet? Among the team, a soldier named Lin Qiang stood out. He has strong agility and amazing tactical skills, but he frequently exhibits abnormal behavior during training; his files are encrypted, his identity remains a mystery, and he is even inextricably linked to the "mysterious contact" that Wang Li secretly investigated. Is he a hidden comrade or a pawn of the enemy? When the company is in dire straits, Lin Qiang's secret will become the key to reversing the situation of the war... The first platoon leader, Zhao Gang, has a fear of heights due to his hot temper; the second platoon leader, Sun Ming, is thoughtful but burdened with doubts about his background; the third platoon leader, Liu Hu, has a simple and honest body to shoulder the heavy responsibility... This group of soldiers with an average age of less than 25 years old has transformed in the flames of war: some cried bitterly after losing their comrades, and some were looking for cover.