Bright Sword: From the Jin-Sui Army’s Artillery Company to Lake Changjin

After reading a few chapters, I felt that the protagonist the author wrote belonged to the Jinsui Army or the Eighth Route Army. The protagonist was like a warlord, running around with his troops without even asking for instructions from his superiors to report. It was still a group of artillerymen who could outrun the special forces. During the Anti-Japanese War, even the Central Army had to hold a dozen cannons in their hands. As a result, the protagonist dared to run around with three companies dragging more than a dozen cannons. They really treat the enemy's reconnaissance planes and intelligence organizations as decorations.

Don't watch it, it's boring