I Was a Bandit During the Anti-Japanese War, and I Would Explode My Equipment When I Killed the Enemy.

After the fall of Northeast China, I was just Zhao Tiesheng, a timid and honest farmer who kept his head down and lived in the enemy-occupied areas. Once I unintentionally angered the puppet Manchukuo spy captain on the street, I was beaten to death in the street, and my body was thrown into a mass grave like a wild dog. On a thunderstorm night, a bolt of lightning woke me up. What woke up was not the original Zhao Tiesheng, but the soul of a special forces soldier from modern times. From that night on, I relied on the "Iron-Blooded Meritorious Service System" to earn points by killing enemies and exchange them for weapons, medicines, food, blueprints and armor. I led a group of brothers who crawled out from the dead to fight from enemy-occupied areas to the frontal battlefield. From the national army's cannon fodder camp, I walked into the Eighth Route Army base area. Then I took several living and dead brothers into the mountains to wear bandit skins and fight against the Japanese. Finally, I became a mysterious anti-Japanese force that frightened the Japanese army.