My Father, My Soldiers

He is the youngest company commander of the Eighth Route Army, brave and adept at fighting, clever and cunning; he never plays by the rules, and is resourceful and maverick, which scares the enemy; he is the hero in the heart of Liu Hongmei, the passionate and fierce women captain, but he only has a deep love for Liu Yanfei, the instructor of Xiuwaihuizhong; his parents died young, and he remembers his father as a warrior like Guan Yunchang, which makes him proud. His name is Fu Xiangming. He is a veteran ruffian of the Kuomintang, a slick and cunning man in the army. Despite the raging war, he has his own set of excellent survival rules, and he is able to get along well in the army. He is full of lies and has a bad habit, but he is an experienced sharpshooter. He lost his wife and son in his early years, and his biggest wish now is to stay away from the war, marry a wife and have children as soon as possible to carry on the family line, so he chose to be a deserter; his name is Tian Shouyi. Japanese Army Major Kato's troops were a poisonous fang planted in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei region. Kato was vicious and vicious, ostracizing his colleagues and seeking credit. He also recruited the puppet army Chen Keli's troops to become his cannon fodder in the war. He launched a brutal attack on the Eighth Route Army and implemented the three-guang policy in non-ruling areas. Fu Xiangming was ordered to challenge Kato's troops in danger. During a fierce battle, Fu Xiangming and Tian Shouyi met unexpectedly. The deserter Tian Shouyi rescued Fu Xiangming, who was surrounded by the Japanese army, and followed him back to the base area. Tian Shou