Return Under Gunfire

In the "Canglang" reconnaissance company of the Border Defense Brigade in the Western Theater Command, Lu Zheng was once the sharpest knife in the company, capable of both sniping and assault. Every inch of land in front of the boundary monument was marked by his patrol footprints. During a border anti-drug mission, in order to save his life-and-death brother Zhao Lei who was shot, he left his sniper position without permission. Although he eventually wiped out all the enemies on the front, his core target, drug lord Kun, was caught in the trap and Zhao Lei also died due to his injuries. Remembering his major demerits, he retired early, and his military exploits were stained with dust. Lu Zheng returned to the small southwest town with guilt for his brother. But reality never gives a downtrodden person a chance to breathe. The sister Zhao Lei left behind was forced to pay debts by gangs involved in gangs. Kun Sha, who escaped the net at that time, has great power abroad and is beyond the reach of domestic laws. The sacrifice of his brother's last wish and the bottom line engraved in the bones of the military forced him to embark on a new path. From the first ambush in the rainforest of northern Myanmar, to the life-and-death defense line in the oil fields of the Middle East, to the evacuation escort on the African grasslands, Lu Zheng led a group of like-minded brothers to form a Chinese security team to maintain a safe sky for his compatriots in a war-torn foreign land. Transnational drug lords, European and American PMCs, rebel armed forces, and international espionage organizations, the enemies standing in front of him are getting stronger and stronger, but the gun in his hand has never trembled even a little. Others asked him why he would risk his life again after he retired. Lu Zheng just touched the body of the gun and looked in the direction of the motherland: "You can take off the military uniform, but you can't take off your responsibilities as a soldier for the rest of your life." The gunfire is thousands of miles away, but the way home is home. He walked through the smoke of gunfire, and finally wanted to fulfill what he owed to his brothers one by one; he wrote the oath to protect his family and country in every piece of land with Chinese people around the world.