The moon is dark and the wind is high, the sky is full of murders and arson. The rule of survival in troubled times is to be ruthless, whether you are a Jianghu person or a layman, whether you are dealing with traitors or Japanese devils. It was a difficult time in those days, the Japanese were extremely vicious, and Lao Ba and the National Army were inseparable from each other. The common people could only roll up their sleeves and pick up their swords and guns, and they could only ask God to take care of them while they were busy. This may be the source of the fairy spirit. For example, if the enemy hits you with a barrage of bullets, and a large area falls next to you, but you are not even injured. For another example, the Japanese were searching everywhere, but they were only a foot away from you, but they didn't find you. This may be due to the enemy's poor eyesight, but rather to some unexplainable force helping you.
In short, fairy spirits are everywhere, but they like to help real men who have courage and a sense of justice, and don't like fake men who have no courage at all.
I am a true man. Although I am young, I have the spirit of immortality to protect my body. I can always turn danger into safety. Even though I make the Japanese scream with anger, I can eventually bury them all in their graves. As for what I experienced on the battlefield? Just open the book and see for yourself. As for what happens after this book? If you still want to watch it, there may be a second one.
