Fighting Japan Across Two Worlds: I Hand the System Over to the Nation from the Start!

Author, you didn't just start writing this book after watching only half of "Bright Sword," did you? If this is your level of writing, I suggest you get some AI assistance.

I've always been curious about these types of cases where the money is handed over to the state. How does the protagonist confirm that what they hand over will actually reach the country? There are so many corrupt officials and wolves around these days; someone might just embezzle it. Plus, ordinary people have virtually no access to resources; it's possible it could end up as a spy, making them a sinner for all time.

These kinds of novels are usually abandoned after a hundred chapters at most; I've seen way too many of them on Feilu.

Back then, wasn't penicillin as valuable as gold? I think we could profit from the price difference with penicillin and take all the gold from the Western powers.

Several meals' worth of rice, you really went all out? This isn't even as much as a small county town warehouse's worth.

Military illiterate writing books is utter nonsense. Do you think the Eighth Route Army would use modern weapons back in their era? What about maintenance and repair? Even with instruction manuals, it wouldn't matter. The only way to genuinely support the Eighth Route Army is to use weapons from that era.

Putting everything else aside, the protagonist initially hands over the resources to the government, only to be forced to collect them himself! So the government only provides money? I won't even bother reading the rest; the beginning alone is bad enough.

You're really something. What can a few tons of rice do? Even if each person gets half a pound of rice, 10 tons of rice would only be enough for 40,000 people for one day.

One minute it's Commander Li Yunlong, the next it's Brigade Commander Li Yunlong. Why the hell don't you just call him Governor of Planet Li Yunlong?

Brother, where did the Red Army get the 128th Division?