Steel Armor, Iron Soul

On the night of July 7, 1937, the Marco Polo Bridge Incident broke out. Chang Jianhao, a military history enthusiast, woke up as an armored company commander on the front lines of the War of Resistance Against Japan.

He took command of three aging tanks and fifty recruits who had never driven one. But he had an “Anti-Japanese War System”: by earning experience in battle, he could unlock every type of armored vehicle that had actually appeared in history. From a difficult start to steadily growing stronger, from command of a company to command of a division, from the vast lands of China to battlefields abroad, the armored force he led grew stronger with every fight against foreign aggression. This is the rise of an iron army, and a reflection of a nation's unyielding spirit. “Tanks, advance!”