Anti-Japanese War: Rebellion Against the Northwestern King and the Recovery of Vladivostok

Time travel to 1920, which coincides with the end of World War I and the eve of the Anhui War. Xu Tingsheng became the commander of the cavalry regiment of the Northwest Army. Faced with the northwest king Xu Shuzheng's insistence on withdrawing his troops from Ulaanbaatar, abandoning Outer Mongolia, participating in the civil war, and allowing foreign enemies to invade, Haitang suffered blood and tears. Xu Tingsheng brazenly launched a mutiny, remonstrated with the Northwest King, detained Xu Shuzheng, then swept away the Outer Mongolian rebels, annihilated the White Russian army, sent troops westward, swept across Siberia, and recovered Vladivostok, which shocked the whole country and was called a national hero. At this time, the Zhili-Fengtian war broke out, Xu Tingsheng called in and announced military mediation! As a result, Xu Tingsheng took control of the Central Plains, raised the muzzle of his gun an inch, and unanimously faced the outside world. He did not use the banner of civil war, led the country, and violently attacked the European and American powers. After the outbreak of World War II. Drinking horses in Tokyo, burning the palace, turning the whole of Japan into a hell on earth. Then he formed an alliance with Mustache, marched westward, carved up the Soviet Union, and challenged the maritime hegemony led by the United States and England. Entering the Danube River, occupying Buckingham Palace in London, and garrisoning in Washington, Roosevelt called out: Father, please spare my life! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.