War of Resistance: Reviving a Great Power Begins with Reclaiming Outer Mongolia

Su Yuan accidentally transmigrated into the Republican era and became a junior officer in the Anhui clique. At the end of 1919, Xu Shuzheng led an army to reclaim Outer Mongolia, which had been lost for eight years. Su Yuan went along and awakened the National Rejuvenation System. He would receive rewards for every lost territory he reclaimed. The more land he recovered, the richer the rewards. Everything was on offer, from firearms and cannons to tanks, warships, submarines, and aircraft. Su Yuan was thrilled. He thought of the old map, shaped like a begonia leaf, with China dominating the East. The foreign powers invaded during the late Qing, and one humiliating treaty after another ceded 4.8 million square kilometers of land. That was how the nation’s heartbreaking tragedy of lost territory came to be. Having been given another life, it was his generation’s duty to reclaim the lost lands. Using Outer Mongolia as his base, Su Yuan first reclaimed Tannu Uriankhai, then Outer Northwest China and Outer Northeast China. When you’re weak, set disputes aside. When you’re strong, it has been yours since ancient times. Huo Qubing watered his horses by the sea of Han, and Su Wu herded sheep by the North Sea. How could anyone claim Lake Baikal wasn’t Chinese territory? At the Yalta Conference, when Su Yuan saw Youshu bring out a Bible, he silently took out a copy of the Classic of Mountains and Seas. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.