Anti-Japanese War: I Rely on Black Technology to Make Li Yunlong Cry

Chen Mo, a military expert in 2024, traveled to the world of Bright Sword in 1940 due to a laboratory explosion and became a prisoner of the Japanese arsenal. With knowledge of the future but no system plug-ins, he could only rely on nitroglycerin to escape, used a sewing machine to transform a bullet production line, and turned a church organ into a mortar. Li Yunlong called him a "coward who wears glasses", but he had to admit - This sour scholar's grenades can blow up gun towers, and his home-made steel-making skills make Chu Yunfei jealous. The "heartless cannon" he modified even alarmed the top brass. But technology is never innocent: The mercury poison caused ulcers on the hands of female arsenal workers, and the sweet gunpowder attracted the US military's covetousness. The flames of the flamethrower scorched the moral bottom line, and what's even more terrifying is- Yamamoto Kazuki's special agent team actually possesses top-secret data from his laboratory. When the drawings of the Type 56 submachine gun appeared twenty years in advance, When Katyusha sounded in the artillery fire of Pinangrad, Chen Mo finally understood: What he forged was not iron, but the backbone of history; What he changed was not the gun, but the life and death book of the nation. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.