That night, the artillery fire in Shenyang City tore apart the life of a seventeen-year-old boy.
Lu Zhengyuan knelt in front of his father's blood letter and swore: I would not drive away the Japanese invaders, and I would not be a human being.
From a private soldier in the Northeast Army to a famous general in the Anti-Japanese War, it took him fourteen years to complete a promotion path intertwined with blood and fire. The Anti-Japanese War at Jiangqiao, the Battle of Songhu, the Battle of Nanjing, and the expedition to Burma—every deadly battle is a step up.
But he is not fighting alone. Is the female doctor Shen Huaiqing who saved his life on the operating table a lover or a potential rival? What kind of secrets does the Japanese female agent who is both enemy and friend hide?
There are passionate fights and brain-burning espionage battles; there are brothers who treat each other with sincerity and unforgettable love between sons and daughters.
"The Iron-Blooded General of the War of Resistance": a man's war epic and a nation's memory of life and death. Open it and go back to the era when the Great Wall was built with flesh and blood.
