Anti-Japanese War: Cutting Off Enemy Supplies from Jinmen Wharf

Shen Yan, a modern munitions archivist, woke up and became a small counting house at Jinmen Wharf in 1941. At the beginning, I was forced to bear a bad debt. Behind me were the Japanese military police and in front of me were the dock gangs. But I only had a book of bad debts and an ancestral copper key in my hand. Until he opened the Shen family's old warehouse and found that medicine, food, weapons and materials from the old era could be refreshed inside, but every time he took them out, traceable logistics traces would be left. Others rely on guns to kill enemies, while Shen Yan relies on ledgers, docks, warehouses and supply lines. Starting from cutting off a ship of military rations, he gradually disrupted the Tianjin transportation network, cut off the enemy's lifeline, and turned a dock into a front line for the secret war of resistance against Japan. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.