The Long March: from Refugee Boy to Founding General

In the winter of 1934, on the bank of the Xiangjiang River, Chen Wang, a 16-year-old farm boy from southern Jiangxi, fell among the corpses of his comrades. On the verge of death, a soul from 2049 merges with him - the memory of special forces medic Lin Yue penetrates into his consciousness like a dream. Chen Wang didn't know who Lin Yue was, but he started to do some things he "shouldn't be able to do": he knew how to stop bleeding when he saw the wounded, he could blurt out Japanese when he heard it, and he always had inexplicable tactical intuition when facing the enemy. From the muddy grassland of the Long March to the bloody dusk of Taihang; from the thousand-mile defense line of the Huaihai Campaign to the extremely cold battlefield of Changjin Lake; and finally, incognito, he walked into the Gobi Desert and held up the first mushroom cloud of New China—— This is a boy's counterattack from a refugee to a general, and it is also a passionate epic of a nation standing up from a pool of blood and straightening its spine.