Don’t Call Me Doll, Call Me Captain

Xue Fu, a modern military memorabilia enthusiast, unexpectedly transmigrates to the battlefield of the War of Resistance in 1939, becoming a three-year-old child.

While everyone else is still nursing, his mind is packed with an entire arsenal of military knowledge:

Guerrilla warfare, ambushes, sabotage, terrain assessment, enemy deployments, the overall strategy of the Hundred Regiments Campaign...

Right after transmigrating, he encounters a Japanese sweep.

When the Eighth Route Army rescues him, everyone thinks he's just a helpless little kid who needs protecting.

Until...

He casually points out a flaw in the sentry positions,

avoids an ambush with a single sentence,

points to enemy strongholds and vital railway lines on the map,

and calmly takes command on the battlefield, saving the entire company.

The soldiers: "This kid is incredible!"

Xue Fu puts on a stern little face.

"Don't call me a kid. Call me Regiment Commander!"

From the regimental headquarters' lucky charm, to the adorable little staff officer, to a young commander who truly leads troops in battle.

In his three-year-old body, he witnesses anti-sweep operations and the bloody Hundred Regiments Campaign.

With a head full of military knowledge, he carves out an undefeated legend in the Taihang Mountains!