1942, I Used Magic to Fight the Japanese

Liu Qingyuan, the god of magic who has been practicing hard for two hundred years in another world, traveled back to the scene of the May 1st raid in central Hebei Province in 1942 due to the explosion of a magic experiment. The former forbidden spell power was reduced to a junior magician, but with the inheritance of all magic and the sincerity of protecting the family and the country, he embarked on a passionate anti-Japanese journey on the battlefield behind enemy lines. He strictly adheres to the bottom line that undead magic can only be used against Japanese invaders. He uses elemental magic to break enemy formations, light magic to rescue the wounded, and summon magic to assist guerrillas. He has combined with classic anti-Japanese characters such as Shi Xinxin and Gao Chuanbao to achieve miracles in tunnel and railway battles. Faced with the heavy firepower of the Japanese army and the anti-communist friction among the top leaders of the Kuomintang, he formed the Eighth Route Army's magician corps and integrated magical power into guerrilla tactics. From the plains of central Hebei to the forests of Northeast China, and from the Korean Peninsula to the Japanese mainland, he swept away the invaders. When his family and country were in danger, he broke through to the peak of the Dharma God, used forbidden spells to cleanse the atmosphere of the bandits, and used the undead army to crush the foundation of militarism. This is an epic war of resistance intertwined with magic and blood. Let's see how the magic god from another world uses his extraordinary power to protect China's rivers and mountains and avenge the nation's blood! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.