The Dashing Heroine of the Republic: Three Roses in the Flames of War

In the tenth year of the Republic, on the Jingwu Association's ring in Shanghai, three ten-year-old girls, Man Jinlan, Ji Jinzhi, and Zhan Jinai, made names for themselves in a single fight and swore to be sisters through life and death. They traveled east to study the enemy and trained in the military at home, becoming the “Three Golden Flowers of the Flames of War,” accomplished in both letters and arms. From instructors at the Whampoa Military Academy to heroines fighting the invaders, from the street battles of Songhu to the expedition into Burma, they fought Japanese guns with their powerful kicks, Bagua palms, and Paochui fists, fulfilling their vow to defend the nation through wisdom and courage. In the end, the three golden flowers withered in a foreign jungle, their lives bearing witness to the unyielding patriotism of China's people. (No transmigration, no System...)