War of Resistance: I Transmigrated as Chu Yunfei, Trained the Troops, and Wiped Out the Japanese Invaders

Chu Yunfei, a modern military enthusiast, is transported into the world of Bright Sword and becomes the commander of the Jin-Sui Army's 358th Regiment. After training his troops in silence for two and a half years, his cheat finally arrives: a three-dimensional combat map that projects the positions of friend and foe in real time across dozens of miles, down to the location of every Japanese soldier.

At the Battle of Ruyue Pass, the moment the Suzuki Brigade deploys its attack formation, shells come crashing into its command post as if they had eyes. When it moves its forces to attempt a flanking maneuver, a battalion suddenly appears on the flank and blocks the only route. After being driven back three times in a row, Suzuki Shigeyasu sends an urgent message to his superiors, eyes bloodshot: "The enemy anticipates our every move. Requesting tactical guidance."

With the same map, Chu Yunfei can see when the Japanese are gathering, which direction they'll approach from, and behind which mountain their artillery is hidden. Meanwhile, the elite members of Yamamoto's Special Forces are still studying how to outflank him. He's already planted mines along their retreat route.

Li Yunlong curses him over the phone for fighting so dirty and says he'll come to the 358th Regiment for a face-to-face lesson once the battle is over. Chu Yunfei closes the map and marks it up again. In the distance, another Japanese armored force is gathering.

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