Fighting the Japanese in Republican-Era China: I Sweep Through the Battlefield Aboard the Fu Jian

An immensely satisfying novel with multiple female leads.

Transmigrating into the national crisis of 1937, Wang Zheng has an unbeatable hand from the start: the ten-thousand-ton Fu Jian battleship, fully equipped with a carrier air wing!

With zero casualties, he annihilates the Eastern Japanese Third Fleet, cripples the Japanese military command center, reduces six airfields to scorched earth, and turns the mouth of the Yangtze River into a graveyard for Japanese invaders!

Using satellites for an all-seeing view, he builds guns and cannons with industrial supply packs, recruits the Eight Hundred Warriors and routed Nationalist troops, and establishes a fiercely loyal National Defense Army!

He drives out the Nationalist forces, takes bloody revenge in the Japanese concession, and meets the enemy head-on in the shadow war. Sakai Mieko of the Special Higher Police, the Flower of Espionage Takeuchi Yunko, Wang Manchun, an agent from No. 76, and other spies from a shared universe of film and television all enter the game. He maneuvers among the Green Gang, the concessions, and the Nationalist government!

He doesn't rely on the System to coast to victory, but crushes his enemies through sheer strength. From overlord of the seas to king of the land, he sweeps through the Japanese invaders and rewrites China's humiliating modern history!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.