War of Resistance: I Use Black Tech to Make Li Yunlong Lose His Mind

Chen Mo, a military industry expert from 2024, transmigrates to the world of Bright Sword in 1940 after a laboratory explosion, only to become a prisoner in a Japanese military factory.

Armed with knowledge of the future but no System cheat, he can only escape with nitroglycerin explosives, convert a sewing machine into a bullet production line, and turn a church organ into a mortar.

Li Yunlong calls him a "coward in glasses," yet has to admit that this sour-faced scholar's grenades can blow up blockhouses, his crude steelmaking makes Chu Yunfei green with envy,

and his modified "no-conscience cannon" even draws the attention of the top brass.

But technology is never innocent:

Mercury poisoning leaves the female workers in the arms factory with ulcerated hands, sweet-smelling gunpowder attracts the covetous US military,

the flames of a flamethrower scorch the limits of morality, and, more terrifying still,

Yamamoto Kazuki's special forces have somehow obtained the classified data from his laboratory.

When the blueprints for the Type 56 submachine gun appear twenty years ahead of schedule,

and Katyusha rockets roar across the battlefield at Ping'an County,

Chen Mo finally understands:

What he forges is not iron, but the backbone of history;

What he modifies is not a gun, but the fate of his nation.

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