Bright Sword: Getting a Converter from the Start, Fighting a Bloody Battle with the Thirteen Beauties

Transmigrating to Nanjing in 1937, Su Yaoyang's golden finger is a necklace discarded as junk by a Level Five civilization: a matter converter.

It can turn blue bricks into Brownings and scrap iron into anti-tank rifles. Even more absurdly, when a 75 mm shell explodes within five meters, a blue light shields him from harm, while the blast increases his mental power and doubles his weapon list.

The Thirteen Beauties of Jinling have just escaped the church when the Japanese block the alley. A bayonet thrusts toward them, and then a gunshot rings out. Su Yaoyang rises from behind a haystack, an M1911 in hand, with artillery fire raging behind him.

The surviving troops from the training unit rush into St. Paul's Church. They see light and heavy firearms strewn across the ground, and a PTRD-41 that punched straight through the frontal armor of a Type 94 tank with one shot.

Instructor Li stares at him. "Who exactly are you?"

Su Yaoyang wipes down the barrel of his gun. The stained-glass windows rattle and hum. "A Chinese man who doesn't want to die. Any other questions?"

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