In the cold winter of 1934, modern soldiers Zhou Chuan and Wang Ming accidentally tunneled through the mountains of Shanxi Province. At that time, the world was in turmoil, and they had weapons for the future in their hands, but they chose to give up and hide in the brick kiln.
This is not speculation and waiting, but a hibernation to assess the situation. One civilized and one military, one bright and one dark, they used business to support their troops and planted eighty red fire seeds in a desperate situation.
In 1937, the Marco Polo Beacon Fire broke out. The two led 4,000 elite independent brigades to fight against the national calamity. They defeated Pingjin and fought bloody battles in Songhu and Shanghai. They achieved a record that frightened the Japanese invaders, but in the end they were no match for the desperate situation when friendly forces fled and the system decayed.
In the blood and fire, they suddenly realized that "manpower cannot reverse the general trend". They led the 800 remaining soldiers to abandon the false and return to the true, taking root in the red torrent. Behind enemy lines in North China, the mainstay of Taihang, they used modern concepts to build the ace iron army.