Anti-Japanese War: Weekly Discounts and World War II Are Ruined

Su Heng traveled through the eve of the Anti-Japanese War and was bound to a discount system, which allowed him to refresh some discounted products every week. When artillery, fighter planes, tanks, warships and other weapons became bargain prices, an extremely powerful force appeared on the Eastern land, and countries around the world were suddenly confused. Japs: Tens of thousands of tanks, tens of thousands of heavy artillery, tens of thousands of fighter planes, and warships covering the horizon. How do you do this? Mi Federation: Don't panic, devil, form a joint fleet and work together to protect the Pacific. Mao Xiong: The evil Su Heng, he dared to attack the Far Eastern Army. Third Reich: It's time to move the tanks, victory belongs to us. France: As long as I surrender quickly enough, no one can hit me. Eagle Sauce: I gave you the colony, why haven't your reinforcements set off yet? Su Heng: Huh? Big mushrooms are actually available at a 0.1% Discount today. How much should you buy? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.