King of Kings of Special Forces

A rather rustic name: Chen Erpao. His father is called Chen Dapao. Although Erpao might seem a bit simple, he is far stronger than Dapao ever was. Now, in China, the name is known to all, for "Erpao" stands for the country's strategic missile forces.

Though his name was unimpressive, his nickname was resounding. During his service in a certain special forces unit, the name "Mad Wolf" was renowned across the military. He won the army-wide championships in hand-to-hand combat, marksmanship, and physical fitness three years in a row. If he had wanted to, he could have made his way to Beijing and even become a bodyguard in Zhongnanhai. And if some rich, beautiful heiress had taken a liking to him, who knows how many men would have been green with envy.

He should have had a glorious life. Before turning thirty, he might have made it to Major—a respectable achievement with two bars and a star on his epaulet. But fate had other plans. On the tenth anniversary of his enlistment, he was assigned a major mission—working with the National Narcotics Police to launch a sweeping crackdown on drug lords across the country.

For half a year, dozens of gunfights erupted both inside and outside the country, with hundreds of armed drug traffickers killed. More than a dozen major drug lords were arrested or killed. Naturally, the special forces unit and the narcotics police paid a heavy price—over twenty comrades who had once fought shoulder-to-shoulder through storms of bullets fell forever, remembered only by those who would honor them and by wre