The Anti-Japanese War: Beginning with the Battle of Xifengkou

Song Weiguo, the elite of the 21st century special forces, once traveled back to 1912 and became the future commander of the 29th Army. The youngest son of Song Zheyuan went from Whampoa Military Academy to the German Military Academy, "cheating" all the way, and absorbed the world's top military wisdom with the best results. After completing his studies, he returned to China just as the Japanese army was raging, and he awakened the Anti-Japanese War system in 1932. With the system gift package in hand, he served as the commander of the 29th Army Independent Regiment, training and expanding the army, and building a strong army. In the battle of Xifengkou, the Japanese army was frightened by clever tactics and surprise attacks, which shocked both China and foreign countries. After that, he continued to cheat on battlefields such as Songhu and Nanjing, and was promoted from regimental commander to division commander, corps commander, group army, corps commander, and commander. Song Weiguo used his steel body and unparalleled strategy to lead his troops to sweep away the Japanese invaders. Finally, it was no longer a dream to enjoy cherry blossoms in Tokyo, and he wrote a passionate counterattack on Feilu! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.