Fierce Wolf: from the Black Coal Kiln to the Mountains and Rivers

Chen Shan, the hardest "kiln black man" in the coal mines in northern Shanxi. On the night of the Japanese slaughtering the kiln, he used his underground skills to send Yama back to his hometown. The regular army said that he was wild and undisciplined. He grinned and used the captured grenade to knock down the turret that the opponent had not laid down for three days. Friendly troops laughed at him for being ignorant and ignorant of the world. In the blink of an eye, the "local arsenal" he built produced incendiary bottles and explosive packets that made the Japanese army cry for their fathers and mothers. From just seeking revenge, to building a great wall of flesh and blood for the thousands of people behind him. "I'm uneducated, but I understand: even devils are made of flesh, and they will break into pieces if they are exploded!" When the Tokyo base camp included his name in the top kill order, Chen Shan was squatting on the newly captured tank, gesturing to a group of captured engineers: "How can this iron bastard be changed into a tractor that can plow? The war is almost over, we have to think about farming." [This is a low-level genius who does not care about martial ethics, but only cares about practical results. He uses the hardest fists and the simplest wisdom to create a bloody legend of bloody mountains and rivers.