War of Resistance: King of the Arsenal, Making Old Li Invincible on the Battlefield

At first, I thought it was the protagonist who started manufacturing through the information given by the system, but I didn't expect it to be exchanged. Shouldn't the King of Weapons System reflect the role of "work"?

I always feel that the layout of Li Yunlong's books is too small. Like other books, he either goes to war with the whole world or conquers one or several provinces. But this one they wrote, occupied a few counties and made him happy to death.

A group versus a division. . . . . . I no longer have the desire to read any more. I haven't figured out whether to retreat and be chased or to fight directly.

Killing a Japanese soldier is worth 1 point, and a Hanyang-made weapon is worth 2 points, not including the matching bayonet and bullets. The bullets are 20 rounds per minute. This kind of system points system is not enough and cannot support large-scale battles at all. Once it fails, it will not be able to turn over. Think about the victory at Pingxingguan. The main division of the entire Red Army defeated more than 300 enemies and suffered similar losses. According to the exchange ratio of this system, 150 Hanyang-made guns are still made without bayonets and bullets, or with 100 bullets. That's it

Today's authors all like to be Li Yunlong's henchmen, so they can't write novels in which Kong Jie and Ding Wei are the protagonists. There are so many stories about Li Yunlong, what kind of flowers can they write.

The little Japanese are about to surrender. Should we wait for the little Japanese to surrender and withdraw from China instead of fighting out?

The most annoying thing is that after traveling through the system, the arsenal will send you bullets and artillery shells. I and I are stupid, I might as well send you hundreds of atomic bombs and sink Japan in a few hits. Very brainless

If you have a system and still serve as the captain of the transportation team, everything belongs to the public. If you have nothing, how will you pass the political review??? Say something

What about planes? Didn't the Japanese use planes for bombing?

To be honest, fighting with numbers is too embarrassing. In the latest two chapters, not only are they under-equipped, but they are fully-equipped brigades. How can a maximum of 8,000 people sweep through the defense zone of a division? Just the Liangjian Li Yunlong Brigade has at least four regiments.