The Silly Son of a Tusi, What Could Scare the Eagle Sauce?

Su Yun transmigrates to 1940 and becomes the son of a Tibetan chieftain.

His sworn enemy, Chieftain Wangbo, surrounds the fortress with dozens of foreign rifles.

Su Yun pulls out a Gatling machine gun and mows them down in a merciless massacre!

The other chieftains join forces, haul out their hidden cannons, and prepare to bombard the fortress.

The protagonist roars, "Second Battalion Commander, bring up my Italian cannon!"

The chieftains: "..."

During World War II, the Yanks throw their weight around with their guns and cannons, bringing out advanced semi-automatic rifles.

But the protagonist's side is the opposite: they've already switched to domestically made Type 95 automatic rifles.

The Yanks use their Atlantic Fleet to establish dominance at sea.

The protagonist sails a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier right up to the American coast and flaunts his power!

The Western capitalists of World War II are formidable? So what? Su Yun will deal with them!

Let them see who the real big boss is!

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