You Were Supposed to Make an Antiwar Film, So Why Is This a World War?!

PS: In this parallel timeline, there has been no world war.

Su Jin opens his eyes and realizes he has transmigrated and is competing in a King of Games tournament.

Contestants have to create a game based on a given prompt.

And the prompt from the production team is... “anti-war”?

What does anti-war mean?

Obviously, people need to understand the horrors of war before they can oppose it.

So Su Jin launches a game set during World War II.

In a livestream chat:

“Huh? World War II? That’s a really old name. And the subtitle says D-Day?”

“Never mind, let’s give it a try.”

“Holy crap, there are so many NPCs! Make way, the streamer’s a real person. Let me get to the front and see what’s going on.”

“Holy crap, that scoundrel Su Jin has released another game.”

“This time it’s the Third Reich?”

“Fine, so that’s how you want to play it, Su Jin. Everybody, charge with me!”

“Gasp...”

The Jewish people: “Why do I feel like that man is back?”

The Japanese: “Damn it, my Showa men will never be slaves, unless there really are nukes.”

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