During the turbulent times of the Republic of China, the mountains and rivers were shattered. Luo Yi, a wealthy young man from Suzhou, resolutely gave up the luxurious life in Europe and his vast wealth, and returned to the country with a heart to serve the country and join the revolution.
Encountering the trapped Red Army in the mountains, he took off his royal robes and served as a staff officer based on his knowledge of military and topography. He led the team through the Long March's countless natural dangers and led a breakout in desperate situations. He grew from a staff officer to a stand-alone general, leading an iron-blooded army.
He spent half his life as a soldier in endless battles: on the battlefield of the Anti-Japanese War, he led his troops to drive away the bandits and protect the people of his home and country; in the War of Liberation, he led his troops to quell the troubled times and established the country's mountains and rivers; to resist the United States and aid Korea, he crossed the river to defend the enemy, defeating powerful enemies and increasing the prestige of our country.
After thousands of miles of journey and countless bloody battles, he transformed from a noble boy into the backbone of the republic. With his iron-blooded determination and meritorious service in hundreds of battles, he protected the safety of the nation and forged the rise of a great country, composing a passionate epic of war for his family and country.
