[Real adaptation of historical figures + first-level combat hero Guo Zhongtian + defeating more with less + immortality of heroes]
This is not fiction, this is history.
But history has never been so passionate.
Guo Zhongtian, a first-class combat hero of the Volunteer Army.
In Gexialing, he held a rifle and shuttled between the rubble like a ghost.
Facing the indiscriminate bombing by more than a hundred U. S. Military aircraft, he set a record that shocked the world:
The entire platoon suffered no casualties and killed 215 enemy soldiers.
This book does not talk about the deduction of large corps, but only the smallest details of fighting.
You will see how Guo Zhongtian used every fold of the mountain to hide, how he snatched the enemy's ammunition after all the bullets were fired, how he shouted "for the motherland" with a hoarse voice in the fire, and led the last few soldiers to launch a countercharge against hundreds of enemy troops.
This is not a novel, this is a legend poured out with blood.
Open it and listen to the roar from Changjin Lake!
I like the hardness from the inside out
Straightforward and not trivial