Fifteen Days

The separatist forces in Donghai Province have declared independence from the mainland federation, and the external sixteen-nation coalition plans to mobilize force in the Western Pacific to intervene. The situation is on the verge of breaking out. Faced with the looming threat of war, the mainland has issued a fifteen-day deadline for the evacuation of overseas Chinese - if it exceeds the deadline, all those who trespass on the military restricted area will be directly attacked. At the same time, a three-dimensional strangulation from the bottom of the sea to the sky, from electronic warfare to psychological warfare quietly unfolded. Fifteen days later, the war suddenly started in a way that exceeded all deductions - no warning, no rules, only extraordinary attacks. The battle was horrific and the outcome was unexpected. This book takes the fictional Battle of the East China Sea as the background and presents a panoramic view of the outbreak, evolution and ending of a modern local war. All countries, regions, regimes, characters, events, weapons and equipment, and military operations in the book are fictional settings and do not reflect any real entities or historical events. Author's statement: This work is a purely fictional novel. All plots, characters, organizations, and place names in the book are fictitious and have no correspondence with the real world. Please don't take your seat. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.