[Historical Fantasy · Anti-Japanese War · Guardian Style]
In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Prince Yiwen Zhu Biao died of illness. Six hundred years later, during the Battle of Songhu in 1937, the old jade on the chest of the dying National Army company commander suddenly became hot - the prince came back to life through his corpse, and the piece of jade was the "dragon bone" cast into his body by Zhu Yuanzhang himself.
He doesn't know the art of war, but he has to lead a company; he doesn't know how to kill, but he has to face the Japanese invaders. What's even more terrible is that the Japanese onmyoji Abe Harutsuna who came with the army is plotting to cut off the Chinese Dragon Vein.
Once he dies, the dragon vein will lose its anchor point.
For six hundred years, twenty-three generations of people from the Gong and Gan surnames kept their promise, just waiting for him to wake up. In this life, what the prince is holding is not a jade seal, but a gun.
In the turbulent times of war, the prince used his mortal body to guard the mountains and rivers and suppress the dragon's veins. The dragon's veins are endless, and the mountains and rivers are immortal.
