Yang Zheng, a modern special forces soldier, traveled back to that era of turmoil and broken mountains and rivers. When the sky collapsed and his village was massacred by the Japanese army, his family was not spared.
This unforgettable hatred drove Yang Zheng completely into madness. He single-handedly stayed awake for three days and three nights, fighting to the death with the Japanese squad that massacred the village, killing every demon with his own hands, and avenging the entire village.
The family feud has been avenged, but the country's hatred remains. Yang Zheng's blood is boiling, and he has devoted himself to the torrent of the times to fight against Japan without hesitation. His sad experience has also made him a very tough soldier. One sentence he often talks about is: "I don't want prisoners."
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It would be better to change writing to reading
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