WAR FICTION

Ace of The Dragon Division

Ace of The Dragon Division by Dust Wind is a war novel. There’s SIS in great Britain, CIA in the US. In Huaxia, there’s Dragon Division, known as the mysterious power of the East. When a soldier that originally failed to be selected to join, appeared on the Dragon Division’s list again, no one noticed, that this inconspicuous and humble-looking guy was actually the Dragon King of the division, the one that’s most difficult to deal with. Mercenary: “Report, our squad is under attack, suffering heavy casualties!” Commander: “How many enemies are out there?” Mercenary: “Just… just one! There’s a joker card in his hand.” HQ: “What?! Hurry, retreat! Read Ace of The Dragon Division Blurb Below.

Ace of The Dragon Division Blurb

In the shadows of the East lies the Dragon Division, China’s clandestine legion whispered about with hushed reverence. Akin to the mythical creature it embodies, the Dragon Division is an enigma – a ruthless and efficient force shrouded in secrecy. They are the nation’s unwavering shield, the invisible fist that crushes threats before they can fester.

Enter Lin Feng. Unassuming, even forgettable at first glance, Lin Feng embodies the perfect sleeper agent. Yet, beneath that ordinary exterior lies a legend – the Dragon King. Once deemed unfit for the Division, his name reappeared on the coveted list, sending ripples of confusion through the ranks. None suspected the quiet newcomer was the very man they revered, the one whispered about with a mixture of awe and trepidation.

The story unfolds with a desperate cry for help. Mercenaries, hardened by countless battles, report facing a single, unstoppable adversary. Panic bleeds through the transmission as they identify the enemy – a “joker card,” a chilling code for the Dragon King himself. News reaches the Dragon Division headquarters, sending shivers down spines. The order is swift and unequivocal: retreat. When the Dragon King is unleashed, the battlefield becomes a one-man storm, and even the most seasoned fighters know discretion is the better part of valor.