In World War II, King Gou Was Captured at the Beginning of the Five-Nation Army.

[World War II · Survival · Multinational Army · Troubled Times · Little People · Gou Dao · Counter-Killing · No System ] Yang Jiu, the son of a North Korean miner, was captured five times by (Japan, the Soviet Union, Germany, the United States, and China). In order to survive, he pretended to be crazy and acted like a fool, borrowing knives to kill people, just to survive. What others see is a desperate situation, but what he sees is a calculation. In the Kwantung Army prisoner-of-war camp, he pretended to be an idiot to avoid torture and used Soviet artillery shells to kill the enemy. In the Siberian Gulag, it was minus 40 degrees Celsius. He used a wooden spoon to scrape the oil residue at the bottom of the leather bag to feed himself, and protected his heart with a broken pocket watch. In the German Eastern Battalion, he put on an enemy uniform and surrendered to the U. S. Army with a Brooklyn accent on the beaches of Normandy. In the US military interrogation room, he switched between four languages, making the intelligence officer doubt his life. He was full of loyalty in the Korean Army's anti-communist blood letter, and only cursed in his heart: "Just stay alive." There is no system, no awakening in this novel, just pure physical survival. He is not a hero or a martyr, he is just a stone rolling in a sea of ​​blood and corpses. Live like a wild dog, like mud - as long as you can breathe. Now, he had just pretended to be an idiot and sneaked into the commander's room, but he heard a dead end: next week's train would send all the prisoners of war to Nomenhan to be used as demining consumables. Yang Jiu knew that he only had three days left. [There is no shame in surviving World War II.