Anti-Japanese War: the Rise of the Long March from the Fourth Crossing of Chishui

In 1935, the Red Army during the Long March was besieged by hundreds of thousands of bald troops in the Chishui area. In order to save the army, the time traveler Su Ming suggested to his boss the tactics of crossing Chishui four times, so that the Red Army could turn the corner. After crossing Chishui for the fourth time, Su Ming got separated from the rest of the army and activated the territory system, so he decided to go north to open up his own base. After arriving in northwestern Shanxi, Su Ming recruited troops and recruited talents such as Li Yunlong, Zhou Weiguo, and Zheng Yaoxian to develop industry and economy, build new arsenals, and build a modern army. In 1937, the Japs launched a full-scale war of aggression. In September 1937, the Battle of Taiyuan broke out. Su Ming led an army of 100,000 people. The torrent of steel crushed the little devils and became famous in the first battle. Mr. Bang: Su Ming has more troops than the entire Eighth Route Army. ***: What? Su Ming has a regiment of 100,000 people? And tanks, planes and cannons? Baldhead: Su Ming, come with me, and I will grant you the rank of second-level general. Little devil: Su Ming is the devil! Su Ming led the armored combined brigade to regain the lost ground, regain the Northeast, and use the peninsula as a springboard to enter the homeland of the Little Devils to avoid future troubles... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.