Anti-Japanese War: at the Beginning of the Workshop, One Japanese Division Was Produced

Ordnance engineer Chen Feng died in the line of duty and opened his eyes. He became an apprentice at the Taihang Mountain Repair Factory in 1938. He had a bullet case pocket watch with illuminated characters on his chest - an entire arsenal was hidden inside the watch cover. Repair guns, make guns, and cannons: the drawings are drawn and the production line is turned on; the scrap metal is collected and the working hours are recorded. Others can't assemble a machine gun in a military division, but his shabby armory can produce a division's worth of ammunition every day. In the Taihang Mountains in 1938, what was missing was never lives, but guns. What Chen Feng wants to change is not the accuracy of a gun, but the stamina of this battle - so that every bullet fired on the front line will be supported by a production line behind him. The cover lights up again: a new blueprint has been unlocked: light machine gun. On the other side of the river, the Japs' ordnance officer was holding a picked-up bullet casing, his expression changing little by little. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.