Fighting the Eagle: At Gongdelin, I Build Nukes for a Pardon!

Military-industry expert Jiang Chen transmigrates to 1949 and becomes one of the Nationalist army prisoners at Gongdelin. What a hellish start.

Jiang Chen has no intention of staying in a place like Gongdelin. Just then, he activates the Great Power Military Industry System and hand-builds an 81-1 rifle from the start, earning a special amnesty.

Du Yuming, Yang Botao, and Huang Wei are all stunned. They think it must be a joke, never imagining he could really make one.

With the Old Marshal's support, Jiang Chen keeps turning out new equipment: 81-1 rifles, Type 59 tanks, armored vehicles, Type 107 rocket launchers, Dongfeng nuclear missiles, J-7 fighter jets, Tu-160 bombers, fuel-air explosives... He even brings aircraft carriers and nuclear submarines to the Korean Peninsula.

The U.S. military is so thoroughly beaten that they're dumbfounded. Is this really the power of the Reds? They're a superpower!

The Japanese: We're willing to cede territory. Just stop nuking us! Please get Jiang Chen to calm down!

Chiang Kai-shek: What? Jiang Chen was a prisoner in our army? I regret not putting him to use sooner.

After the war, Jiang Chen is promoted to full general and becomes the world's number one in a single stroke!

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