Crossing North Korea, I became a US soldier, and my opponent was my grandfather.

The Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Allied Forces in the Far East, who was also the emperor of post-war Japan and a five-star general, was unable to sleep due to the smoke of gunpowder on the peninsula, and the beautiful concubines sent by the Japanese government to serve him could not help him sleep well.

This American soldier, who grew up listening to military bugle calls, became extremely excited and impatient when he smelled gunpowder.

The US Joint Chiefs of Staff informed him that air force units could be sent to bomb south of the 38th parallel.

Admiral Mai rushed out of the headquarters, boarded his private plane, and flew to the peninsula filled with smoke.

As soon as the war broke out, the Northern Air Force took control of the airspace of the peninsula using old Soviet Yak aircraft.

The Han army did not receive any fighter assistance from the US military. The Han Air Force was just a shell, with only a few Japanese training planes. Like the army, it was no match for the North.

The participation of the US Air Force completely reversed the air battle on the peninsula.

Northern pilot Choi Gun-hoon is the soul of the Northern fighter squadron.

Cui Jianxun was 24 years old and had more than three years of flying experience and more than six years of combat experience. After graduating from high school, he swam across the Yalu River one summer and went to Northeast China. He went through untold hardships to join the Anti-Japanese United Army, went through countless battles, survived many deaths, and later retreated to the Soviet Union.

During the rest period, he joined the Soviet Air Force and participated in the Battle of Kursk.

Cui Jianxun was shot down by Little Moustache's plane. After parachuting, he joined the tank unit and continued fighting until Little Moustache surrendered.

When the Soviet Union fought against Japan, it joined the first flight formation without hesitation and took the lead in bombing the Japanese Kwantung Army airport.

He was not satisfied with fighting in the air and once requested to join the ground force. Only by killing the Japanese with his own hands could he get rid of the hatred in his heart.

After Japan surrendered, Choi Jianxun received an order to return to the peninsula to train northern pilots in preparation for the peninsula's war of unification.

After the outbreak of the Peninsular War, the pilots he trained lived up to expectations and defeated the Han army.

Good things did not last long. After the US military joined the air battle, the situation was reversed.

The Northern Flying Army trained by Choi Gun-hoon could not gain any advantage against the US Army and was shot down repeatedly.

Cui Jianxun was furious. He flew his plane straight into the sky and led three planes to attack Han Jun's Shuiyuan Airport.

The two transport planes parked here became the target of attack by northern pilots.

The bulky transport plane exploded in the hail of bullets and caught fire.

Just then, Admiral Mai's private plane appeared.

The escorting P51 fighters attacked the Yak aircraft of the Northern Air Force with great momentum.

The Northern pilots fought bravely but were ultimately no match.

Cui Jianxun witnessed the Yak fighter plane catching fire and exploding in the air.

Tears welled up in his eyes. He did not choose to fight to the death with the US plane, but rationally pulled the plane into the clouds.

The P51 pilot thought Choi Jianxun was scared away, so he flapped his wings and flew back to continue the escort.

Admiral Mai decided to land regardless of the burning transport plane at the airport.

The special plane lowered its landing gear and Choi Jianxun drove the plane out of the clouds. His ammunition was exhausted and he had no intention of attacking with ammunition. He was ready to use himself and this plane as the last ammunition and die together with Admiral Mai's special plane.

Faced with the desperate northern pilots, Admiral Mai, who had seen big scenes, was also stunned and dropped his corncob pipe.

Admiral Mai's private plane pilot was terrified and could only pray to God not to let the northern pilots crash into him.

The escorting P51 fighters rushed back, blocked the special plane, and desperately poured fire on Choi Jianxun's Yak fighter.

Choi Gun-hoon's plane caught fire and exploded, like a gorgeous firework.

Admiral Mai waited until the brilliant firework disappeared before picking up his corncob pipe.

Finally, Admiral Mai's private plane landed steadily on the runway.

Admiral Mai regained his spirits and walked down the spiral staircase.

Commander Li of the Han Kingdom, who had just fled here from the capital, ran to Admiral Mai like a eunuch. After all, this five-star general was his savior.

He was accompanied by General Cai, the Chief of Staff of the Han Army.

With the battle going on like this, Admiral Mai had no reason to look up to Commander Li, even though he was still the head of the Allied Powers.

Even the commander-in-chief, Admiral Mai, looked down upon him, not to mention the Chief of Staff.

In Admiral Mai's eyes, Admiral Cai is not even worthy of being a general, let alone a military uniform, and is not worthy of being called a soldier.

General Cai is fat and has big ears, just like a pig.

It would be strange if the troops could win a battle in the hands of such people.

Commander Li is a seventy-year-old man after all. He has been frightened these past two days and looks even older.

Admiral Mai was like a gentle father, comforting his frightened son.

He was not polite to General Cai at all, and even ignored General Cai's respect. Instead, he complained to Commander Li: "The Han Army should have a new chief of staff."

This was the imperial edict, and Commander Li immediately said that he would deal with it immediately.

General Cai was also pitiful because he lost his job because of a single word from the Allied commander.

Emperor MacArthur personally visited the battlefield on the peninsula, and the US military advisory group also came to participate.

Qiao Youzhi is also among them.

I finally met Admiral Mac, this American veteran who is only in his seventies. He exuded a vitality that did not belong to his age, perhaps it was the stimulation of the gunpowder.

Commander Li was extremely surprised to see Qiao Youzhi. He didn't know if he felt guilty. He came to Qiao Youzhi and asked, "Mr. Intelligence Officer, how is the Ambassador?"

Qiao Youzhi replied: "Mr. President, the ambassador is sticking to his post."

Commander Li was horrified: "The capital is still under fighting, isn't he in danger?"

Emperor Mai's face looked extremely ugly.

Commander Li pointed at Admiral Cai, who would no longer be the Chief of Staff, and said, "You, arrange for someone to pick up the ambassador. If anything happens to the ambassador, you must not come back!"

General Cai was sweating profusely. He moved his fat body and returned to the headquarters. After a long time, he found a troop that was still capable of fighting and sent it back to the capital.

This can be considered a gift from Qiao Youzhi to the Northern Army. If this army enters the capital at this time, it will have no choice but to surrender. Otherwise, it will be a dead end.

Colonel Wright, head of the advisory group, reported on the battle situation and what he saw and heard.

When Emperor Mai heard about the battle situation of the Han army, he was not angry but happy. If the Han army fought well, what reason would the US army have to join the war?

At this moment, Emperor Mai restored democracy and questioned the members of the advisory group one by one.

Qiao Youzhi mentioned in great detail the incident of the Han army generals disguising themselves and escaping. Commander Li, who was listening on the side, felt embarrassed.

Finally, Qiao Youzhi flattered him: "Dear General, in the current situation, only you can lead to victory."

Emperor Mai smiled and said, "George, tell me, why do you say that?"

"General, if I remember correctly, decades ago, when Japan was at war with Russia, you came to this land of East Asia and participated in the war with your father as a military observer. Facing the Russian Maxim heavy machine guns, the Japanese suffered heavy casualties and lost confidence. At this time, it was you who forgot your neutral identity as a military observer, raised the Japanese flag, and commanded them to fight again. It was you who helped the Japanese regain their confidence. If it weren't for you, the Japanese would not have won that war."

Joe Youzhi tried his best to flatter Admiral Mac, and Colonel Wright was dumbfounded, wondering how George knew all this.

Admiral Mai was very pleased: "Sergeant, thank you for remembering these. If you don't mind, you can take the plane back to Dongjing with me. I want to have a good chat with you."

Qiao Youzhi never dreamed that he would be able to go to Japan in this life and take an American plane.

Qiao Youzhi is relieved that he is now an American. If he goes to Japan, how will he deal with those bastards?