You're Supposed to Fight the War, So Why Are You Summoning Players from Around the World?

I transmigrated into a land ravaged by war and became the "chief strategist" of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

The metaverse game developed by Lin Feng accidentally linked up with 1937, turning the entire Eighth Route Army into his players.

Li Yunlong grinded for gear in the game, only to find that he could really exchange it for an Italian cannon in the real world;

Wang Chengzhu trained hard in artillery, and the digitized trajectories made shells seem to have eyes;

Zhao Gang opened the Contribution Points Shop and used rewards offered for killing Japanese soldiers to fund a production line for manufacturing goods in the border region.

But the game was more than just a game.?

When the soldiers discovered that the "dungeons" were real battles about to happen,

when history quietly began to diverge during the simulations,

Lin Feng sat at the GM control panel and typed a server-wide announcement:?

"Version update: The Hundred Regiments Offensive expansion is now live. There is no limit on revives in this battle."

"Mission objective: Drive the invaders from our land once and for all."

"Reward: A ticket to a brand-new future."

And in front of their screens, millions of "players" tightened their grips on their rifles.?

They had no idea that the history they were writing

would become humanity's most brilliant chapter.

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