A special forces king transmigrates to the era of the War of Resistance after an accident.
From the start, he's faced with hell-level difficulty!
The Japanese invaders are launching a massive assault!
If you're a man, you fight the war to the bitter end!
At the crucial moment, the System awakens!
From the start, he gets ten draws!
Weapons and ammunition! Military supplies! Elite troops! Skills and items!
It's got everything!
An ironclad army rises out of nowhere to drive out the Japanese and reclaim our homeland!
If you're a man, come kill the Japanese with me!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I want to know how Mao Taizu was arranged to write this anti-war article.
Supreme characters must have Yan Shuangying
Isn't it a bit of a joke that the Japanese called himself the Imperial Army? Shouldn't he be our army?
Just writing about the war will make the perspective tired... But also write about the development of people's livelihood, how to deal with landlords, business, farmers, and life on the land.
You must start with ten draws in a row. If you draw a five-star hero in ten consecutive draws, please laugh loudly because you are the real European Emperor. Then just upgrade this hero as hard as you can because he can help you clear all the early levels, go through more levels, and get more materials. It is a virtuous cycle.
If you fight and fight every day, you can't be a bit girly.
I didn't understand it before, I always didn't reply when I read posts. I haven't been able to upgrade and gain experience. Now I understand. Anyway, you can upgrade with a 15-word reply and still get experience. Upgrading requires experience, so I copied this sentence and will reply when I see it.
How to explain the unexplained appearance of people and weapons?
111, 333, 666 Is too perfunctory
How about ten nuclear bombs?