War of Resistance: I Force the Northwest Warlord to Submit and Recover Vladivostok

Transmigrating to 1920, just after the end of World War I and on the eve of the Zhili-Anhui War, Xu Tingsheng becomes the commander of a cavalry regiment in the Northwest Border Defense Army.

When Northwest King Xu Shuzheng stubbornly prepares to withdraw from Ulaanbaatar, abandon Outer Mongolia, join the civil war, and let foreign enemies invade, bringing blood and tears to the land, Xu Tingsheng launches a mutiny without hesitation. He confronts the Northwest King with an armed petition and detains Xu Shuzheng, then clears out the Outer Mongolian rebels, annihilates the White Russian forces, and marches west, sweeping across Siberia and reclaiming Vladivostok. He shocks the nation and is hailed as a national hero.

At that moment, the Zhili-Fengtian War breaks out. Xu Tingsheng sends a telegram announcing his entry through the pass and declares that he will intervene by force!

Thus Xu Tingsheng takes control of the Central Plains, raises the banner of pointing guns outward instead of at fellow countrymen and refusing to fight civil wars, and unites the nation. He thrashes the Western powers. Then, when World War II breaks out,

he waters his horses in Tokyo and burns down the Imperial Palace, turning all of Japan into a living hell.

He then allies with Little Mustache, marches west, partitions the Soviet Union, and challenges the maritime hegemony led by America and Britain.

He pushes into the Danube, takes up residence in Buckingham Palace in London, and stations troops in Washington. Roosevelt cries out, "Godfather, spare my life!"

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