War of Resistance: From the Start, I Have a Hundred Thousand Lives

Jiang Chen: There's nothing you can't accomplish if you give it everything you've got. And if you still can't do it, then die a few more times.

The same goes for fighting the Japanese.

After transmigrating to a war-torn resistance-era world, Jiang Chen becomes a soldier in the Eighth Route Army's Third Battalion, 771st Regiment, and unexpectedly gains a hundred thousand lives. He can save his progress and revive.

How do you master peerless marksmanship against Japanese soldiers with deadly aim?

Jiang Chen: Die a few times. You'll get it.

How do you master nimble footwork under a barrage of artillery fire?

Jiang Chen: A few more deaths should do it.

How do you sneak into a heavily guarded Japanese command center?

Jiang Chen: Just die a few times.

With thirty lives, you can beat Contra.

With a hundred thousand lives, what can you do?

Jiang Chen: I can make the Japanese cry for their mommies.

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