A Lowly Soldier in Republican China, I Killed My Way to Becoming a Marshal

In the Republic of China era, warlords ruled the country. At home, factions fought one another, seizing territory and imposing crushing taxes while the people suffered. Abroad, the great powers bullied China, and Japan continued to covet its lands. The nation stood on the brink of ruin.

Han Baihang, a military enthusiast, transmigrated to the eve of the Zhili-Anhui War and began as a mere soldier in the Third Beiyang Division. In this brutal era, he had to do more than survive: he had to live with dignity.

He made his mark in the Zhili-Anhui War, distinguished himself in the Lincheng Incident, and became famous after the First Zhili-Fengtian War…

From an ordinary soldier to a provincial governor and then a giant of the Fengtian Army, he began shouldering the mistakes left behind by the Beiyang government. “When foreign invaders must be repelled, the general takes up the charge.”

With iron and blood, Han Baihang forged the Beiyang Army’s last legend.