War of Resistance: After Crossing the Grasslands, Lao Li Follows Me to Rise

[No system, anti-Japanese satisfying novel, ruthless protagonist]

Mechanical engineering ace Su Hua transmigrates to the Songpan Grasslands and joins the Red Army in 1935, gathering scattered remnants and stragglers. Right from the start, he leads Li Yunlong, Ding Wei, and Kong Jie out of the grasslands, displaying immense ability and winning everyone over.

In preparation for the War of Resistance, Su Hua decides to lead his troops in opening up a new base area and develop independently.

From 1935 to 1937, Su Hua establishes an independent regiment, develops military industry, strengthens the base area, recruits all kinds of talent, and leads more than two hundred men to grow into a full division.

Li Yunlong also rises alongside him, going from a cook carrying a pot to a battalion commander in charge of over a thousand men.

In 1937, the full-scale War of Resistance breaks out.

Su Hua brings back the independent regiment, shocking the Eighth Route Army.

Before long, the anti-Japanese battlefield gains a legendary iron-blooded general who wins every battle and kills enemies without mercy.

From the anti-Japanese battlefield to the Korean Peninsula against the Americans, Su Hua’s troops strike fear into the enemy.

At the 1955 grand military ranking ceremony, Su Hua looks at his rank insignia and nods slightly, saying, “I deserve this rank!”

Li Yunlong looks at the insignia in his hand: “Following Su Hua really did let me rise...”