1949: I Lead the Gui Army on a Southern Expedition into Southeast Asia

At the end of 1948, the edifice was on the verge of collapse, and the Kuomintang regime was a sinking ship.

Qin Shoucheng, a Guangxi Clique colonel and staff officer, advised General Bai that the clique should send its full strength south to crush the Annamese monkeys, take control of Annam and the surrounding countries from the Gauls, and build a new power from the ground up.

Early the following year, Qin Shoucheng led a Guangxi Army division equipped with American weapons south into Annam as the clique's vanguard.

Soon afterward, over a hundred thousand Guangxi wolf soldiers and a million battered Kuomintang troops poured into Annam.

They crushed the monkeys, drove out the Gauls, and began large-scale migration. More than half of the Indochinese Peninsula fell into Guangxi hands.

Next, they attacked Siam and Burma, seized Malaya from the British, then swallowed the Indonesian archipelago.

A Chinese-led nation would rise across the entire South Seas. Chinese expatriates there would no longer be treated like pigs, nor would they be slaughtered by the natives for their wealth.

Decades later, the mainland would rise and contend with the Lighthouse Nation.

The South Seas and the mainland would unite, and a hegemon far mightier than the Lighthouse Nation would emerge overnight.

Qin Shoucheng and the Guangxi wolf soldiers could proudly tell their countrymen, “We Guangxi wolf soldiers expanded our nation's borders for our people. We have lived up to our countrymen's hopes and the legacy of our Chinese blood!”

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