War of Resistance: Building an Ironblood Legion, Starting with the Four Crossings of the Chishui River

After the Red Army's failure in its fifth anti-encirclement campaign, it was forced to leave its main revolutionary base in October 1934 and begin a massive strategic retreat.

After the Battle of the Xiang River, its numbers fell from over 80,000 to just over 30,000. To save the troops, Chen Feng proposed the Four Crossings of the Chishui River tactic, and the Red Army swiftly captured Zunyi, a major town in northern Guizhou.

After crossing the Chishui River four times, Chen Feng reached northwestern Shanxi and activated the System, establishing a base of his own.

Chen Feng recruited talented people, including Zhou Weiguo, Kong Jie, and Li Yunlong. He then developed industry and built an arsenal.

In 1937, the Japanese launched a full-scale invasion. Chen Feng led a million troops in the resistance.

The Commander-in-Chief: "A million troops, and you even have planes, tanks, and artillery?"

The Supreme Commander: "Chen Feng truly is a formidable general with both brains and courage. He's wiped out all the Japanese!"

The Generalissimo: "You have three million troops, more than our entire Nationalist army. Come join me and become acting president."

The Emperor: "Please don't wipe us out. You can take this throne. We'll gladly become one of your provinces."

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