On the Eve of Nation-Building: Station Troops in India and Conquer South Asia!

In 1945, Su Ming transmigrates into the role of commander of the 55th Division of the Allied Expeditionary Force in India and Burma. After defeating the Japanese through rewards from his System missions, he stations his troops in India's Assam Province.

When the civil war breaks out back home, Chiang Kai-shek orders Su Ming to return. Su Ming flatly refuses. He no longer wants to fight for Chiang, and, unwilling to wage war against his own countrymen, chooses instead to develop his power in northern India.

Starting in Assam, northern India, he sets out to expand his territory and establish an independent kingdom. He takes every last bit of land, including British colonies and Nepal.

He keeps annexing territory, using its resources to grow stronger. With the help of his System, he defeats Britain, France, America, Japan, and the other powers, becoming the hegemon of Central Asia!

Chiang Kai-shek: I don't understand. Without Su Ming, I'm doomed with nowhere to bury my bones!

The Commander-in-Chief: Su Ming is one of our own, of the same clan and blood. We'll support whatever he does. We're grateful to him for reclaiming the ancestral Begonia painting.

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