Li Yunlong: Draw Your Sword in the Northern Frontier

In 1936, after the Jinbei blocking battle, Li Yunlong wakes up on the battlefield.

Only dozens of men remain beside him, the ammunition is gone, and the brothers are freezing from the cold. The system activates, and the beginner gift pack drops into place: several boxes of ammunition, a batch of medicine, and more than a dozen rifles.

Survive first. Returning to the unit is a dead end; only heading north offers a way out.

On the surface, it is suppressing bandits, planting flags, and sweeping North China with German equipment—everyone sees only his guns. No one sees the intelligence Zhao Yaozong passes him, no one knows about the "flaws" he deliberately leaves for the Japanese, and no one knows that the arrows on the map were drawn long before he ever made a move.

He pretended to be a rough man and hid for ten years.

That year, he stood alone in the snow and looked north.

Ten years later, the first light on the map of the Far Eastern Republic lit up.