War of Resistance: Bandit? No, Call Me a World Power!

What is this S, B cover?

I can't change the cover to this one. How can I stand it up when I'm a kid? It doesn't deserve it.

The bandits who had just surrendered, and the leader was not killed, so I gave them all the good weapons. There are more than 300 key people, and you only have more than 30. You are really not afraid of rebellion.

The start is extremely poisonous. At the beginning, there is a bandit leader with thirty brothers. If someone joins, he will immediately help to save people. This counts as your enthusiasm, no problem. But if you lead your subordinates to fight against the Japanese, your subordinates will say thirty against fifty, and the bandits will fight against the Japanese. They don't have guns or ammunition, so they can't beat them. The protagonist received gunpowder as a gift from the system, but instead of telling his subordinates, he made a lot of nonsense. Then many subordinates thought that their previous dream was to fight Japanese invaders, and they were convinced by the protagonist. You bandit is so enlightened! But with such a high consciousness, why doesn't he join the army?? Then when he was about to leave the next day, the protagonist discovered that someone was shooting, so he told his subordinates that there were bullets. What else can I say, I thought I would go halfway. Are you a bandit? What do you want to do with this process? See if anyone listens to you and dies??

Didn't he surrender in four or five years?

There is an arsenal at home, but when we go out to fight, we don't leave any troops to guard our home. How can we still win the war?

The system is not powerful and the rewards are too few

Chapter 30: Toxic is full of loopholes. A few bandits can use huge sums of money to buy equipment in the magic city. Any bandits can become special forces in a very short time. How funny is that?

There is a production line, but where is the electricity? You can't run your production line entirely by manpower, right? Then more people are needed. Reward some small Ark reactors and supporting power transmission facilities. They are small and difficult to detect. Build a secret basement or small cave as energy source, and also provide power to the base. In addition, since the goal is to clean up the alien races, the rewards should not be so stingy. End the local war as soon as possible and then find a suitable place to establish a base to quickly accumulate strength to launch foreign operations when the Second World War is at its peak. In addition, we should also reward bionics or clone soldiers. After all, things are unpredictable, and you must have an absolutely loyal legion in order to launch foreign wars. ; So then screen the aborigines under your command to identify those who are only willing to fight the Japanese in the homeland and those who are willing to fight overseas in the future. They should be trained separately according to the situation. The former is used to build a rear support base, while the latter is used to follow in the footsteps of foreign expeditions. No matter how incompetent some people are, it is no problem to become a squad platoon leader after systematic training.

Didn't Japan surrender in four or five years? Why has it been four or three years?