War of Resistance: Rising to Power During the Long March and the Four Crossings of the Chishui River

In 1935, the Red Army was surrounded near the Chishui River by hundreds of thousands of troops led by the Baldhead during the Long March.

To save the troops, the transmigrator Su Ming proposed the Four Crossings of the Chishui River strategy to the commander, pulling the Red Army back from the brink of disaster.

After the Four Crossings of the Chishui River, Su Ming became separated from the main force and activated the Territory System. He decided to head north and establish a base of his own.

After reaching northwestern Shanxi, Su Ming recruited troops, gathered talented people such as Li Yunlong, Zhou Weiguo, and Zheng Yaoxian, developed industry and the economy, built new arsenals, and created a modernized army.

In 1937, the Japanese launched a full-scale invasion.

In September 1937, the Battle of Taiyuan broke out. Su Ming appeared out of nowhere at the head of an army of one hundred thousand. His steel torrent crushed the Japanese, and he made a name for himself in a single battle.

Commander Peng: Su Ming has more troops than the entire Eighth Route Army.

***: What? Su Ming has a hundred thousand men in one regiment? And tanks, planes, and artillery?

The Baldhead: Su Ming, join me and I'll grant you the rank of full general.

The Japanese: Su Ming is a demon!

Leading an armored combined-arms brigade, Su Ming recaptured lost territory all the way to Manchuria, then used the Korean Peninsula as a springboard to invade Japan itself and wipe out the threat for good...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.