Warlords of the Anti-Japanese War: Red Alert Base, Suppressing Siam

Su Tian traveled through time and became the commander of the 58th Division of the Yunnan Army. On the surface, he was the commander of the Anti-Japanese Iron Army, but secretly he had already built the Golden Triangle into a red alert base. After three years of operation, 300,000 troops, J5 fighter jets, and Type 59 tanks are all in place. On the day of the Double Ten Agreement, he led the entire 58th Division across the border overnight, ignored Lu Han's appointment as commander, and headed straight for the Golden Triangle. System tasks have been received: the army will be expanded to 500,000 within two months, and the economy will increase by 30%. Through a three-pronged approach of recruiting troops, attracting refugees, and building infrastructure, the Golden Triangle was transformed from an opium den into an industrial zone, and the task was completed ahead of schedule. The mechanized infantry division, gold mines, oil wells, and 500 J5s have all arrived. In January 1946, Lu Han personally visited the house and saw wide roads, factories, and three million people living and working in peace and contentment. He was silent for a long time. Su Tian gave him three pieces of advice: the Yunnan Army will be transferred to the Northeast, don't stay in mountain cities for a long time, and be careful of being ignored. When Lu Han left, he looked back - the sky in the Golden Triangle had changed. Su Tian stood in front of the window of the headquarters, spread out the map of Southeast Asia, and placed his finger on Siam. With the Red Alert base in hand and an army of half a million pressing down on the border, it's time for a change in the world of Southeast Asia. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.