Songhu Scores Points by Killing Enemies at the Beginning

Chen Feng, a modern battalion commander, traveled back in time to the day of the Songhu Battle in 1937 and became a battalion commander of the German Arms Battalion of the 87th Division of the National Army, accidentally activating the enemy kill points system. You can earn points by killing Japanese invaders with your own hands, and half of the points can be earned by killing enemies under your command. The points can be exchanged for ammunition and medicine, and can also be used to recruit elite soldiers. Faced with the brutal fighting of millions of troops on the Songhu battlefield, and the desperate situation of the Japanese army being well-equipped and well-supplied, Chen Feng relied on the advantages of modern tactical coordination systems to lead his brothers to fight bloody battles, holding the line of defense in the sea of ​​blood and mountains of corpses, and defeating the ambitions of the invaders with his achievements. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.