"Chow?" Jiang Man was taken aback in surprise.
This Chow was quite a character,
resembling the war wolves in television dramas—he was brave, strategic, and extremely formidable.
He had many legendary deeds to his name, some of which had even been turned into films.
The most famous was an evacuation operation in North Africa.
The country was in chaos, split into northern and southern camps.
The south, being coastal and relatively economically developed, possessed more weapons.
War quickly erupted, and the north was blasted into turmoil by relentless bombings.
China acted promptly in evacuating its citizens, deploying their peacekeeping troops,
and Chow was the commanding officer in charge of the evacuation mission.
A total of 35,781 expatriates, not a soul left behind, were all safely returned home.
It was said that during the operation, several evacuation teams were trapped in the war zone.
