Bright Sword: Li Goes on Campaign, Leaving the Invaders with Nothing

[Bright Sword fan fiction + Sino-Vietnamese War of 1979 + high-octane thrills + military action + ironclad military spirit + tactical mastermind]

In 1979, the southern frontier is engulfed in flames.

Li Yunlong, already retired and living out his days, reads in the newspaper that our soldiers have been ambushed by the enemy’s “bamboo stake traps” and “mine warfare.” Furious, he smashes his teacup.

“Damn it! Back when I was fighting the Japanese, those monkeys were still chewing bark in the mountains! They want to play guerrilla warfare with me?”

That very night, he kicks down the door of his old commander’s home, signs a pledge of military service, hauls along his signature Italian cannon, and returns to the battlefield with a pack of fierce, wolf-like “Li Yunlong-style” veterans.

When one of the Vietnamese Army’s ace divisions boasts in the jungle that it will “wipe out an entire enemy regiment,” Li Yunlong stands before his position, tosses aside his binoculars, and gives the legendary order:

“Battalion Commander Er, where the hell is your Italian cannon? Blast them flat for me!”

In this battle, he will show the enemy what it means to lead his own men himself, and what the Chinese military spirit forged in the War of Resistance against Japan is made of!