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

At the start, you said, "Why keep so many useless people around?" You're not naive enough to believe they'll genuinely submit, are you? Kill them all, liberate the serfs, and divide the land into separate farms—that's much more stable than your plan.

They directly told the locals about the oil fields; they're afraid they haven't destroyed them fast enough. The moment they learned of an oil field, they immediately deployed troops.

You're incredibly useless to lose a battle of 500 against 100, even with historical figures involved. You have nothing to offer, yet you try to develop resources and you'll die without even knowing how.

Is the author's surname Zhang? Or do you believe that losing the entire Northeast without firing a single shot is the right thing to do? Is this some kind of whitewashing of the Six Swords? Or is some force trying to make a comeback and sending you out to test the waters first?

What? Only 4.8 Million square kilometers of territory are being reclaimed? No interest after all these years?

When I saw that even historical figures appeared, I was just speechless. This is invincible! It even has ultramodern characters; they're all equipped with modern weapons and can easily crush the entire world. Just finish the game already; no need to read further. I already understand most of the rest.

Having a system, status, and position, their first thought isn't recruiting and developing themselves. They know those people in Outer Mongolia aren't good people; instead, they're worrying about this and that. There are hundreds of millions of people in China; do they care about a few hundred thousand in Outer Mongolia? Are they afraid of them rebelling? They're wasting their starting position and the system they came with.

Li Guang has already come out; you think you have too many men and want to wear them down by getting lost, right?

That company cooperated with Japan. How many people did you have in the Yuan Dynasty? They attacked and plundered; at that time, there was nothing the domestic population could do.

Finally, someone dares to write about Autumn Begonia and Outer Mongolia in a novel! All that talk about the Eastern Rooster now is useless—we only recognize Autumn Begonia.