Qian Jin transmigrates into the Han Empire in a virtual war game, bringing along a Red Alert System. This world combines The Bright Sword, Snow Leopard, Code Name, and spy warfare, and he can summon renowned generals like Li Yunlong, Chu Yunfei, and Long Wenzhang to serve him.
Need more troops? Heh, his barracks have everything: regular soldiers, special forces, spies, and battlefield medics.
No armored tanks? No problem, because he has a battlefield factory. From the Bear's T-34s to Nazi Panthers, it can produce any tanks, armor, or weapons that exist on Blue Star.
The System also occasionally rewards him with mysterious treasure chests. Aircraft carriers, missiles, you name it, all free... Soon, Red Alert forces are everywhere, on land and at sea.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
This was written by another war idiot. Back then, we had to kill more than a dozen people to eliminate one Japanese army.
Fuck! Hey, author, do you have any military knowledge? There are only 3 mg42s in a squad, plus a heavy machine gun. The firepower and number of people in your squad are comparable to that of a platoon.
If you don't want to write, don't write. Don't use these ** to make up the word count.
This has not happened in other provinces. Yes, most of our young adults in Yunnan have gone out, but not as many as in Sichuan.
It's okay to write, but does it feel good to brag?
Are you not worthy of a rifle when you come up? I'm convinced.
Commentary on Chapter 14: Battlefield Factory in "The Red Glory of the War of Resistance" written by Nangong Xueqi.
What the hell is this author symbol***?
The game starts with 81 bars. I personally think it would be more appropriate to use the Type 56 gun family.
Are you the 57th Division or the 57th Regiment? The divisions and regiments were joined together. I was speechless.