Military Industry: I Keep Building Superweapons, So Why Can’t We Kill the Japanese?

After transmigrating into the War of Resistance, Jiang Chen becomes a company commander. He kills Japanese soldiers, seizes equipment, recruits troops, and develops military industry, preparing to build up his strength before making a spectacular debut.

But at just that moment, he awakens an Anti-Human Research System.

And so everything takes a turn: Jiang Chen begins helping the Rabbit Army's military industry.

Dum-dum bullets, white phosphorus shells, high-temperature bombs, genetic weapons, chemical weapons, and other inhumane weapons appear on the Eastern Front, leaving the whole world stunned.

The Bear: "The Rabbit Army has risen like an unexpected force. Whether Asia is in turmoil is up to Jiang Chen."

The Japanese: "We strongly protest General Jiang Chen of the Eighth Route Army using all kinds of weapons of mass destruction to slaughter more than a million of our empire's brave soldiers. He even used prisoners to research genetic weapons. This is utterly inhumane."

The Eagle: "Japan has already surrendered. The killing should stop."

"What? The Japanese can't be killed?"

How about a little genetic weaponry?

The emperor is on the verge of tears: "How did Japan become a country of women?"

The Korean War breaks out, and the US forces are driven back at every turn.

The arrogant MacArthur fumes: "The Rabbit Army is using all kinds of inhumane weapons to slaughter American troops. I request a nuclear counterattack."

The Rabbit Army: "Sorry, we have a hydrogen bomb..."

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