Republican Era: I Ended World War II, and You Call Me a County Magistrate?

Feng Bin transmigrates to the Republican era as the second son of Marshal Feng, a warlord in the Northwest. His predecessor offended Chiang Kai-shek and was demoted to county magistrate of Minqin County, Gansu.

Warlords from every direction are moving against him, hoping to present Feng Bin's head as a trophy and curry favor.

Looking at the vast warlord forces outside, he faces certain death.

Feng Bin silently pulls out a Red Alert base, with unlimited troops and all kinds of advanced fighter planes, bombers, tanks, and armored cars.

Giant cannons sweep across the land, and an unstoppable tide of steel storms onto the battlefield.

When his father, Feng Yuxiang, rushes over to bury his son, he instead sees a mighty steel empire standing on the land of China!

The warlords of the realm submit. Feng Bin wages war in the east and west, bringing World War II to its ultimate conclusion.

Looking at Feng Bin, now a superpower overlord, Feng Yuxiang is dumbfounded.

Feng Yuxiang: Son, you call this being a county magistrate?

The Japanese: Father! Please stop fighting! You've already ended World War II!

Chiang Kai-shek: I had 800,000 men against 100,000 and still lost! I accuse Feng Bin of cheating!

Feng Bin: Sorry, I have cheats, so I can do whatever I want.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.