A special operations team of more than ten people accidentally traveled to the war-torn anti-Japanese battlefield. After going through hardships and obstacles, they finally grew into a powerful anti-Japanese force that frightened the Japanese army!
The first is a new book that is full of graphic war stories, with a violent aesthetic that overflows the screen. The second volume has more and more battle scenes starting from the third volume, which is quite shocking.
N times more beautiful than "League of Military Advisors", this work depicts Sima Yi's life from a boy in Hanoi to a powerful man with a grand length and delicate brushwork.
Fighting against Japan from the guerrillas. From the Thousand Miles Leap into the Dabie Mountains, to the Volunteer Army to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea, it's all exciting and worth reading!
Traveling through the body of the only idiot emperor in the Northern and Southern Song Dynasty, Zhao Guanjia fought hard to stabilize the situation inside and outside, and turned the tide. After repelling the Yuan army, he rescued Diaoyu City and recovered a large area of land in Sichuan and Sichuan, and then recovered Yunnan, which had been lost for a long time...
After time travel and rebirth, he mistakenly entered the Whampoa Military Academy and became the godfather of intelligence. He transformed into a loyal and loyal servant of the country and led his students to resist the invasion...! Emotional! Interesting! ! ! ! !
A long historical novel and classic rural literature. A romantic love story with a poignant and touching plot. An old rural house with a century-old history. Starting from the first year of the Republic of China, the epidemic will not end until it is over. The seniors love and hate, and the juniors have emotional entanglements. A cynical and scumbag man, a self-indulgent and resentful woman. A wonderful palace fight drama with a suspenseful climax. A very nice romance novel! A contemporary version of "White Deer Plain"! !
[Novel bright sword] + [Unique system] + [A man's blood] + [Cry of the nation] + [Drive out the Japanese pirates and return my country] Li Yunlong: Brother Zhou, I want to attack Ping'an County, and I need cannons to support me. Zhou Zhiming: Okay, Lao Li, 20 Italian cannons are ready.
Travel through time but not change, no cheats, no system, respect history, and show the prototype of the hero! This book is based on real historical events. Through thirteen large-scale battles in which the Sichuan Army participated and detailed battlefield descriptions, this book describes a passionate song in which 3.5 Million Sichuan Army soldiers fought bloody battles and were not afraid of sacrifice!
The story really begins when you close the book - the final volume of "From Ordinary to Legendary" is recommended. This is a book about how the end becomes the starting point. When you open the last three chapters of "From Ordinary to Legendary", you think you are about to see the end of a story - the general who died in 1943, his unfinished ideals, and the regrets he left behind. But when you are truly immersed in it, you will find that the most shocking thing about this book is precisely how it makes the ending point of the hero become the starting point of the spirit of millions of people. --- 1. Those "living" letters: When words travel through eighty-one years of time and space In Chapter 298, you will read three letters that have been dusty for a long time. On the eve of the blocking battle at Qinglong Ridge, General Fu Bikang wrote a farewell letter to his wife Lin Wanning: "If you see this letter, I have gone on my mission. Don't be sad, I have no regrets in this life." A letter of entrustment to his comrade Fu Shuiheng: "Life is sometimes harder than death. I want you to live, and I want you to continue fighting with our flag." There is also the most touching letter - written to an unborn child: "When you see thousands of lights, please remember that one of them was lit by your father for you." These letters waited quietly for 81 years until 2024, when they were held in the hands of his 87-year-old daughter Fu Nian'an again. But the amazing thing is that when you read it, you don't feel like this is a historical archive, but an ongoing conversation. Because the message from the border guard was printed on the next page of the letter: "We are today's 'Ghost Team.'" Time here does not flow linearly, but is a spiritual reincarnation. The promise made by the father to his children eighty-one years ago was answered by the strange young warrior eighty years later. This kind of echo across time and space will make you suddenly understand: inheritance is never a one-way transmission, but an ongoing dialogue that spans life and death. --- 2. The mountains and rivers remain the same, but the world is new: the most shocking comparison between the past and the present. There is a scene in Chapter 299 that will be unforgettable for a long time: the eighty-seven-year-old Fu Nian'an stood on the Qinglong Ridge where his father died. In 1943, every inch of land here was plowed by artillery fire, the trees were burned away, and the stones were black. Eighty years later, before her eyes were lush mountain forests, winding roads, and villages with smoke curling up at the foot of the mountains. The guide told her: "These trees were planted by the villagers after the war. They said that trees have roots and can penetrate into the soil; people have souls and need a place to live." But the most subtle thing in this chapter is not the comparison between the past and the present, but the clues hidden in the comparison: Fu Bikang once promised the villagers: "When the Japanese are defeated, build a good road in the village and then build a school." Eighty years later, the road was built, the school was built, and the guide's great-grandson was admitted to a university in Beijing. The ninety-four-year-old old lady treasures a pocket watch that Fu Bikang left behind. The hands always stop at 10:17, which may be the moment of his sacrifice. Eighty years later, the pocket watch was returned to its original owner, but the promise had already been fulfilled in another way. You will see in this chapter a profound view of history: the sacrifice of a hero is not an empty symbol, but a mortgage for a concrete promise. The fascinating thing about history is that these promises will always be fulfilled one by one by latecomers - sometimes complete strangers - but it may take eighty years. --- 3. Everlasting Light: When three million people say the same word at the same time. If you have read the endings of many books, then Chapter 300 may subvert your cognition. This is not a fairy tale ending of "they lived happily ever after", nor is it a tragic heroic elegy. It is an ongoing spiritual ritual. At the inauguration ceremony of Qinglongling Memorial Park, an electronic ever-burning lamp that never goes out was designed. But when the ceremony reached its climax, a voice-over sounded on the radio: "Every era has its own heroes. They may be unknown, but the beacon they ignited will always be in the spirit of the nation-" The voice-over paused here. Then, a miracle happened: The border soldiers responded in unison: "Changming!" The students on the scene: "Changming!" Readers from all over the live broadcast connection: "Changming!" Finally, everyone present: "Changming!" This was not a rehearsal. This is the spontaneous spiritual resonance of three million people. The most remarkable achievement of this chapter is that it turns readers from spectators to participants. When you read that, you can't help but say that word silently in your mind. You will suddenly realize that you are not only the one reading the story, but also the one who keeps the story going. --- 4. This is not a book about war. Although the background is the Anti-Japanese War, the most touching thing about the final volume of "From Ordinary to Legend" is precisely the things other than war. You will see military doctor Lin Wanning delivering more than a hundred babies during the war, and her scalpel is another weapon; you will see political commissar Fu Biyue writing a battlefield newspaper in the trenches, and he said, "Recording is for not forgetting, and not forgetting is for moving forward."; Seeing Fu Nian'an becoming a bridge engineer, she said, "Every bridge I build is a road to peace." More importantly, you will see the transformation of the spirit: the same promise of "guarding" in 1943 was to "defend the enemy with your life for three days and three nights"; in 2024, it is the border guards who "are on the border, not even a bird can let it cross the border illegally"; it is the doctor who "operates continuously for ten hours under the shadowless lamp"; it is the teacher who "prepares lessons under the light until late at night"; it is the programmer who "writes code to make the world better". This book makes you understand: every era has its battlefields, and every ordinary person can be a hero in his own position. --- 5. What will you take away from reading this book? When you close the last page of "From Ordinary to Legendary", you may not cry, but you will feel a deep peace and clear power. 1. You will re-understand "inheritance" - it is not a heavy responsibility, but a warm power; it is not about imitating the martyrs, but letting their spirit grow into something new in the era you live in. 2. You will gain a sense of historical depth - suddenly understand that you are not an isolated individual, but a link in a long spiritual chain. Your choice not only carries the past, but also affects the future. 3. You will find your own "battlefield" - maybe your battlefield is on the podium, in the laboratory, in the operating room, in the office, or at home. This book will make you believe that ordinary persistence is the continuation of the legend. 4. Most importantly, you are invited—not forced, but gently invited to be a ray of light in that ever-burning light. It doesn't have to be dazzling, but it's warm enough; it doesn't have to be eternal, but it's sincere enough. --- Finally, about the "voice-over", the last sentence of the book is the author's invitation to readers: "May we all become a beam of light... Because thousands of glimmers of light gather together, it is the ever-lasting beacon. Because countless ordinary perseverance is the continuation of the legend." This may be the reason why the final volume of "From Ordinary to Legend" is the most worth reading: it not only tells you a story, it invites you to become part of the story. When you start reading, you are no longer a spectator. When you are touched, you take the torch. When you make a choice, the hero's story gets a new chapter in you. The mountains and rivers remain the same because we are protecting them. The lights stay on because we are lighting them. This book is waiting for you. And that story about protection, inheritance and sustainability - when you open the book, it is waiting for a new writer.
History is a mirror, whether it is official history or unofficial history, it can illuminate our lives today. The ignorance of the past led to the wonderful life we have today.
[Imaginary dynasty + time travel + war + conspiracy + group portraits + the golden finger was cut in half] Tian Shu, a male high school student, woke up and traveled through the ancient mourning hall. The widowed sisters-in-law swarmed over and showed their utmost concern. In troubled times and feudal times, noble surnames are in power. The system is in vain, and the sisters-in-law have their own agendas. Can he, who comes from a poor family, change his fate against the odds? Sitting on thousands of miles of land and leaving a name in history! Or is it impossible to escape fate and become a miserable cannon fodder for someone else's marriage? !
Take a look at this book. It meets the requirements. It is a rare historical martial arts book of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. It contains family and country intrigues, martial arts love and hatred, vassal and town games, humanistic life, military wars, vivid portraits of characters, rigorous historical background, traditional chapter and chapter writing style, no system, no time travel, no brainlessness.
An extremely sophisticated espionage masterpiece! Rigorous details, closed-loop logic, and hard-core settings. The characters have deep minds and long-term plans, and the puzzles are nested layer by layer. Every reversal reveals the deep truth, and the reading experience is excellent.
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