I, the Anti-Japanese General, Defend the Mountains and Rivers with My Flesh and Blood

Modern military researcher Chen Feng traveled to the Songhu battlefield in 1937 and became a cowardly company commander who was paralyzed by artillery fire. With 47 remnants and 180 Japs, he used advanced tactics to kill the enemy: cross fire, deep defense, night attack and blasting, and gained the reputation of defeating more with fewer soldiers. From Songhu to Taierzhuang, from Kunlun Pass to Guilin, he led a wolf iron army that frightened the Japanese invaders. This is not a divine drama, but a war epic of iron and blood - I would rather die than surrender, and defend the mountains and rivers with flesh and blood!