Bright Sword: Cutting Off Hu Bantian Starting from Cangyun Ridge

Li Yang died in front of the TV and woke up on the Cangyunling battlefield. The sound of gunfire in his ears told him that this was 1940, the Bantian United Army was across the way, and Li Yunlong was holding a telescope and cursing his mother. As a hardcore fan who has watched "Bright Sword" eighteen times, he knows better than Li Yunlong what will happen next: where is Sakata's headquarters, how to break out, and who will provide reinforcements. But on the real battlefield, bullets don't have eyes, cannonballs don't make sense, and the blood of your comrades will be hot when splashed on your face. When Li Yunlong patted him on the shoulder and said, "You are really a fucking genius," Li Yang almost blurted out "Old Li." Fighting the Japanese with the time traveler's script, every battle is an open-book exam. But the exam is an exam, and whether you can hand in the paper alive depends on whether the gun in your hand is strong enough.