He Yong, a reborn soldier with dual identities as a soldier king and chairman, hung up a sign on the side of Sihang Warehouse saying "Yong wins security". What he sells is not force, but a set of cold formulas for deconstructing war. Here, sniping is venture capital, espionage is inside information, and the entire war of resistance has become the most dangerous entrepreneurial project in history run by him and a group of wizards in troubled times.
From the Battle of Songhu to the Battle of Yunnan and Burma, his partners used their respective professions to write legends: the sniper instructor became a living fossil of war, the Youth Gang boss established the underground order, the bankrupt foreigner became a global arms broker, and the industrial genius laid the foundation for New China. They wander between the chessboards of Chongqing, Yan'an, Tokyo and London, using contracts to blur their positions and business to define loyalty.
This is not a simple legend of the Anti-Japanese War, but a cruel experiment on how human nature and interests will be priced when war itself becomes a business. What He Yong wants to create is a war and commercial empire that grows barbarically in the midst of national blood and global competition.
