War of Resistance: We Started with Ten Thousand Men, and You Call This a Regiment?

After transmigrating, Xu Chengze becomes the commander of an Independent Regiment. To build up his forces faster, he decides to break them into smaller units.

In 1940, the Japanese invaders launch their cage warfare strategy, and our army decides to initiate the Hundred Regiments Offensive.

As a result, companies, battalions, and platoons from the Independent Regiment spring up everywhere. What was expected to be just over forty regiments eventually becomes more than a hundred.

Brigade Commander Chen: "Where did all these people come from?"

Deputy Commander-in-Chief: "The Independent Regiment has over ten thousand men? You call that one regiment?"

The Hundred Regiments Offensive is only the beginning. Xu Chengze leads his troops on campaigns across the country, winning every battle and growing stronger with each fight, as an iron-blooded army rises amid the flames of war.

The Japanese: "Commander Xu has destroyed the empire's last hope."

The Bear: "We got outplayed in the campaign on the peninsula."

Eagleland: "We miscalculated. We not only lost the Koreans, we lost the Japanese too. China came out the biggest winner."

At the grand military rank ceremony, the battle-hardened Xu Chengze finally becomes...

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