[The Anti-Japanese War of the Republic of China, no system, hard-core farming, iron-blooded soldiers]
Fu Yanchen, the son of a veteran of the Tongmenghui, returned from the smoke of the Eastern Expedition and established himself in the quagmire of troubled times in southern Fujian.
There are warlords fighting inside and outside, and there are foreign powers eyeing it. He borrowed overseas funds, introduced German equipment, built an arsenal, and trained new powerful teams. Single-handedly create 100,000 elite field warriors with moral weapons, build a 100,000 local reserve garrison system, and accumulate strength to lurk in the southeastern mountains.
The national humiliation of September 18th was at the forefront, espionage undercurrents were surging, the government was full of suspicion, and the Japanese invaders were pressing harder. There was blood in Songhu, weeping in Nanjing, and fierce fighting in Wuhan.
When the mountains and rivers were shattered, Fu Yanchen led his disciples from the southeast to step forward, using the mountains of western Fujian as their roots, and marched across the mountains of Jiangxi and Hunan. In the midst of suspicions and games, they defended a territory and fought against enemies thousands of miles away, writing a magnificent epic of the people of southern Fujian defending their country with iron and blood.
