Bright Sword: Random Intel Reveals the Enemy's Every Move

After transmigrating into Bright Sword, Song Shijie becomes the commander of the 1st Battalion, 772nd Regiment. On his first ambush, intelligence reports that the enemy will be puppet troops, but they turn out to be elite Japanese soldiers: eight light machine guns, two heavy machine guns, and nine grenade launchers. Their firepower pins the entire battalion down.

The System activates: random intelligence, accurate to the minute.

The intelligence says the Japanese heavy machine gun on the left flank will malfunction in ten minutes and take five minutes to repair. A squad is also circling around the left flank to launch a surprise attack. Song Shijie times it perfectly, planting mines and setting an ambush in advance. He seizes the five-minute window to fight his way onto the high ground, then turns around and suppresses the right flank. Li Yunlong shows up uninvited to cut off the enemy's retreat. Attacking from both front and rear, the two of them wipe out an entire Japanese company.

After the battle, Li Yunlong talks about "three crooked-butt machine guns," but his eyes are full of schemes. When Commander Cheng wants to punish him, Song Shijie praises himself as a hero with six emphatic "go ahead"s.

Others fight by risking their lives. He fights with intelligence. Five minutes is all it takes to send the Japanese packing.

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