In the Republic of China, I Can Sign in to an Enhanced Company Every Day.

Lin Yan, a fan of modern history, traveled to Qingpu County in Songhu in 1937 and became the third son of the Lin family, a dandy who spent money to buy an official position. As soon as he received the appointment letter as the leader of the security team, he was severely injured for stopping a Japanese ronin from committing evil. In a desperate situation, he activated the system - he could sign in to a reinforced company of 200 people every day, and the system mall. As the Battle of Songhu broke out in August 1937, heavy Japanese troops were directed at Qingpu, the key barrier outside Songhu. Lin Yan, holding thousands of elites who had signed in and gathered over the past few days, stood at the top of Qingpu City, looking at the surging Japanese troops. A tough anti-Japanese battle that relied on systematic force to reverse the tide of the war began. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.