The War of Resistance: It All Began When I Shot at Li Yunlong

Special Forces soldier Chen Zhongguo transmigrates to Cangyun Ridge, just as the New First Regiment is about to attack the Sakamoto Regiment.

The System awakens, granting rewards for every enemy he kills.

At first, the rewards are guns and ammunition. Later, they include cars and cannons.

After that, he gets everything from aircraft and submarines to aircraft carriers.

Chen Zhongguo suddenly has an idea: he will fight his way to Japan, finish the job once and for all, and eliminate the threat for good.

It all begins at Cangyun Ridge.

The battle begins, and Chen Zhongguo suddenly points his gun at Li Yunlong.

Is this a collapse of morality, or a distortion of human nature?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.