Catching Fire: Apocalypse Through the Republic of China

Lin Lie, a doctor in military industry, woke up and became a bankrupt overseas student in Shanghai in 1919. In front of you are the wealthy and luxurious people in the concession, behind you are the hunger and cold of the compatriots, and in your ears are the roar of the gunboats of the great powers. Fortunately, the Red Spark System was activated in time. As a result, the painting style of the Republic of China suddenly changed: While the warlords were still showing off Hanyang-made weapons, his "Red Star Column" was already equipped with semi-automatic rifles and "heartless guns." While the fleets of the great powers were still showing off their power on the Yangtze River, the jet engines were roaring in his secret base. While the rulers of the old world were still dreaming of great dreams, under his banner, the torrent of steel was already unstoppable. Starting from an AK47, to mushroom clouds blooming in the sky. From an underground printing press to the airwaves and screen, truth is conveyed. From a lonely time traveler, he became the brightest star in the hearts of hundreds of millions of awakened people. "What I bring is not mercy, but steel, fire, and what is unquestionable - a new era!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.