The Iron-Blooded Patriot 1937

When the tactical wisdom of modern special forces entered the war-torn Chinese mountains and rivers in 1937, Li Xiang used the iron blood and strategy of a time traveler to write a legend of unparalleled wisdom and courage on the anti-Japanese battlefield. He is not only a psychologist who has insight into the enemy's mind, using his wisdom to drag the Japanese army into trouble, but also an iron-blooded king of hell on the battlefield. From the Nanyuan breakout to the Hundred Regiment Battle, from Taihang guerrillas to strategic counterattacks. He led the army and civilians to make homemade explosives against sophisticated equipment, used tunnel traps to trap the torrent of steel, and created miracles in the face of extreme shortage of resources. In the face of the atrocities committed by the Japanese army, he was ruthless, and in the face of the sacrifice of his comrades, he burst into tears. He has scolded, been in pain, and laughed wildly, and has always guarded this broken mountain and river with undying faith.