Returning to the World War II Era.

Summary

In 1947, Jiang Yi Lin, possessing Jiang Jie Shi's body, recognized the Kuomintang's disarray and began reshaping its faith. He organized seminars to discuss the Three Principles of the People and proposed a dual approach to ideology reform. The "Kuomintang Ideological Reform Committee" created new doctrine textbooks emphasizing the party's history and calling for dedication to the nation. Jiang also addressed military morale through the "Iron Blood Faith Plan," appointing faith instructors and holding reflection meetings to foster a sense of duty. Corruption was tackled through the "Party Faith Supervision Team," expelling fake members and enforcing discipline. Gradually, the Kuomintang began to reform, restoring hope for the future.

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