The Northeast Volunteer Army in the War of Resistance

Never forget September 18!

After September 18, 1931, many grassroots resistance forces sprang up across the black soil of Northeast China. They traveled alone through the mountains and rivers, fighting bloody battles for fourteen years. The world called them the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army.

Can killing the Japanese make you stronger?

Li Changqing tells you: "It can. The more Japanese soldiers you kill, the stronger you become.

Because that strength is forged from the love of the family you have lost."

Li Changqing never imagined that he would awaken inside a young man's body, in the autumn of 1931.

When he saw the village massacred, the remains strewn across the ground, and the blood dried up, only one word remained in his heart: revenge.

He doesn't know why he has come to this era, and he doesn't want to know.

He only wants to spend his life killing Japanese soldiers, until the day he dies on this world's battlefield.

If you cannot avenge your blood-debt, how can you call yourself human?