Bright Sword: With a Headshot Cheat, I Snipe Through Northwestern Shanxi Alone

Zhang Wu transmigrated into the world of Drawing Sword, becoming a new recruit in the New First Regiment’s Ninth Company. The whole regiment was dirt poor, and he wasn’t even allowed to touch a gun. Luckily, he had the System: an aimbot that landed a headshot with every shot within effective range. Company Commander Gu Dashan took him to the rear hills for a test. At three hundred meters, he hit a night target five times out of five. Gu made his decision on the spot: the company’s best rifle was his.

During a night raid on the Lao Yagou blockhouse, two Japanese light machine guns pinned down the Ninth Company. Zhang Wu fired twice and hit twice, blowing the machine gunners’ heads apart. The whole company seized the blockhouse while the enemy was reeling. He then headed straight for Xiaofeng Ridge, luring a Japanese scouting squad into the mountains alone. In an hour, he picked off twenty-one men with headshots, terrifying the soldiers in Panshui Town so badly they didn’t dare leave town for three days. Word spread, and all of northwestern Shanxi was asking who this ruthless man was. Li Yunlong rushed to the Ninth Company that very night. Zhang Wu hit a night target five times out of five at four hundred and sixty meters. Li made his decision on the spot: “I’ll get you a scope, and I’ll get you a pair of binoculars, too.” When the Sakamoto Regiment’s flag rose in the direction of Cangyun Ridge, Zhang Wu held a Type 38 rifle fitted with a scope: one bullet, one Japanese soldier.

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