Author: Xie Yifeng
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: They are a group of convicts in the anti-Japanese democratic government, once bandits, gamblers, thieves, corrupt officials, drug addicts, and promiscuous individuals; they are Er Biaozi, Dou San, Xiao Haozi, Zhang Da Pa, Pi Er, and Da Cai Bai. However, it is precisely this group of people, rarely known by their real names and regarded as scum in people's minds, who, under the brutal deprivation and oppression of the Japanese invaders, revived the national consciousness deep within their souls. During their forced retreat and disbandment from the prison due to the Japanese sweep, they tightly united around the cadre Ma Da Zhuang of the Eighth Route Army, engaging in a series of intellectual and physical struggles with the Japanese, demonstrating a spirited national spirit and thereby completing their transformation from criminals into noble individuals. This novel will bring you a completely fresh aesthetic experience different from previous anti-Japanese novels, blending the majestic and powerful atmosphere with the witty and engaging characters, the dramatic and legendary story with the rich and clever folk wisdom, and has been praised by critics as another highly impactful and military-themed novel following Sword of Honor. They are a group of convicts in the anti-Japanese democratic government, once bandits, gamblers, thieves, corrupt officials, drug addicts, and promiscuous individuals; they are Er Biaozi, Dou San, Xiao Haozi, Zhang Da Pa, Pi Er, and Da Cai Bai. However, it is precisely this group of people, rarely known by their real names and regarded as scum in people's minds,
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