On the Eve of the Founding, I Lead an Army West to India and Central Asia!

In 1944, Su Hua transmigrates into a member of the Chinese Expeditionary Force. With the help of the System, he becomes commander of the 50th Division, defeats the Japanese in the India-Burma campaign, and stations his troops in India. To avoid a civil war and Chinese fighting Chinese, Su Hua refuses to obey Chiang's orders. Instead, he plans to develop his power in northeastern India and establish his own base, successively defeating the British colonial garrisons. He annexes all of India and Bangladesh, pushes through Central Asia, seizes oil and mineral resources, then presses westward until he occupies the entire Arab region. He then joins forces with his homeland and Germany to take on Britain, France, the United States, the Soviet Union, Japan, and other nations. The flames of war sweep across the globe, and he establishes a vast Eurasian Empire. Uncle Sam: “How is he even more ruthless than Genghis Khan? This is straight-up invasion!” Chiang: “I'm out of options. Emperor Su, please take me in.” This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.