Li Lin, known as the “Polar Wolf King,” was the leader of the special operations team Polar Wolf Unit and a master of both guns and martial arts. During an operation abroad to hunt down a drug lord, he was hit by a missile while covering his comrades. His soul transmigrated to the anti-Japanese battlefield of 1939, taking over the body of Li Lin, political instructor of the cavalry battalion in the 120th Division’s Independent Detachment of the Eighth Route Army.
At the time, the Japanese army was launching a brutal “mopping-up campaign” in the Jinsui Border Region. Headquarters issued an urgent order: Li Lin was to lead a five-person team and escort a top-secret document vital to the entire campaign to Eighth Route Army headquarters. The team members were all elite fighters: the fierce and fearless Ling Zhanying, the calculating Xiao Ruilan, the stealthy sniper Lu Xiaoying, the stern disciplinarian Shen Lingshuang, and the bold, passionate Qin Geyao. Six women, six riders, two guns, and one blade. Together, they carved a path through the layers of Japanese and puppet troops surrounding them.
Along the way, they were ambushed by several enemy forces. Drawing on his advanced tactical ideas and family martial arts, Li Lin charged through a hail of bullets. Ling Zhanying met the enemy head-on, Xiao Ruilan directed the battle, Lu Xiaoying picked off targets in the dark, Shen Lingshuang kept the team in line, and Qin Geyao led the charge. They fought through blood and fire, their clothes soaked red, and forced their way out of the encirclement.
In the end, the top-secret document reached headquarters safely, giving the army a crucial advantage in planning the campaign. Li Lin not only completed the mission, but miraculously survived, changing the fate recorded in history as “died covering the breakout.” Through sheer will and the edge of their blades, this iron-blooded team proved that even when time and space turn on their heads, the loyal souls who defend their country will never be extinguished.
Afterward, Li Lin led his unit through a series of battles...
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