Liang Jian: Shuttle in Both Directions, I Will Send Arms to Lao Li

In 1939, Xue Hao, a young man from a wealthy family, accidentally broke through the time and space barrier and traveled freely between modern times and the battlefield. He originally just wanted to hide in the back and watch the excitement, treating it as an exciting adventure game. But in the first confrontation, the fifteen-year-old Gazi fell in front of him, and his immature face would never open his eyes again. Ammunition is more valuable than gold. Soldiers can only charge with empty guns. Some people only have the last bullet left in their hands. Xue Hao gritted his teeth and smashed the family property into three million rounds of ammunition, tons of medicine and food, which were piled up in Li Yunlong's regiment headquarters. Training snipers, laying intercom networks, and establishing intelligence links, he is also planning to establish a more systematic combat system. He is not here for sightseeing, he is here to rewrite the casualty figures. Li Yunlong laughed at him for being rich, but Xue Hao only replied: This debt should be settled with the little devil. Transportation channels are still operating, overseas procurement channels are being opened, and more supplies are still being collected, but Xue Hao knows in his heart that the important event that can really change the situation of the war is far from starting. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.