War of Resistance: Dawn of Iron and Blood

War of resistance espionage, urban setting, from the start, transmigration, soul transmigration

He was a modern peacekeeping officer who died on a foreign battlefield.

When he opened his eyes, he had returned to the eve of the Wuchang Uprising in 1911.

The crack of gunfire was his command. Starting from the walls of Wuchang, he carved out a path through the chaos with military insight far ahead of his time.

In western Hunan, he started from nothing and built an iron army.

At Whampoa, he took up a teaching post, and his students spread across the land.

Amid the bloodshed of April 12, he led an entire army in revolt and joined the revolutionary camp.

From then on

On the Northern Expedition battlefield, he was the iron army’s vanguard.

On the Long March, he was the pathfinder.

In the flames of resistance against Japan, he was the “Tiger of North China,” whose name struck terror into the Japanese army.

In the War of Liberation, he contended for control of the Central Plains against his former classmates from Whampoa.

On the Korean battlefield, he stood up to the world’s most powerful enemy and upheld the honor of his army and nation!

From Wuchang to Shangganling, he forged the dawn in blood and iron.

No golden finger, only military wisdom a century ahead of its time.

No protagonist’s halo, only the unyielding strength of a man who survived a hundred battles.

He was a master player in a turbulent age, and a founding hero of the nation.

Open this book and see how a legendary general rises from blood and fire, leading his brothers to fight for a new China!