Qin Tian transmigrated into a special forces world and bound himself to the War Machine System. As long as he killed enemies and earned Soul Points, he could get anything he wanted.
He could summon soldiers and buy weapons and equipment! He could even travel through time and space to battlefields in other worlds.
From the start, he was hired to defend the Sihang Warehouse.
He led a group of mercenaries into action on battlefields around the globe and across different time periods.
During World War II in Jinling, a mysterious unit appeared out of nowhere, slaughtered hundreds of thousands of Japanese troops, then vanished.
In the late Qing dynasty, the Eight-Nation Alliance had barely landed before they were mowed down.
The September 18 Incident, the July 7 Incident, the Battle of Shanghai, Snow Leopard, Drawing Sword!
Legends of the Destruction Corps spread across countless alternate worlds.
In front of Jinling City in 1937.
Qin Tian: "I only work for money. Got any?"
A filthy little beggar pulled out a silver dollar. "Big brother, this is all I have... Will it do?"
"Of course. I'll defend the city!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Is the protagonist author**? They have a common enemy and her mother doesn't help, so why bother the Chinese? The first time I didn't help, I didn't want to get into trouble, and I just said it was okay. Even if the plane was sent down, wouldn't we die early if we didn't join forces? Do you still want to lick America?
Can't you just divide your troops and attack Tokyo? Directly use powerful weapons to attack the little devil's homeland. You can use any method. Don't believe in Confucianism. The winner is justice.
The protagonist is a mercenary, a mercenary! What's wrong with choosing self-protection? The joint special forces destroyed Delta and the quick reaction force, so what should the protagonist do? If the special forces have the protection of the state, then it must be fine, but what about the protagonist? Facing the pursuit of a superpower alone? This is not a fantasy novel, you can come back from the dead!
This book exudes a strange aura, tearing at my soul even harder. My fingertips tremble, touching the cold screen, and hitting words that do not belong to my will... I... I feel it... It affects the mind... It wants you to light up the pale heart and turn it into a scarlet fruit... Help me...
You Chinese lead foreign special forces to kill Chinese special forces? The title of the book also protects the Four Lines Warehouse? Where is the face?
If nothing else, the author must be an egoistic person. As for the chapters in the Red Sea, ordinary people don't have the strength or ability to help. It's understandable. They only have one life and don't owe anyone anything. But your protagonist is an ordinary person? It's just a matter of helping others. You have to be afraid of American imperialism even if you are writing a novel. You should just go home and farm.
Chinese women are not guilty, but the Japanese invaders are guilty. But if we do the same as them. So what's the difference between us and them? It is not an exaggeration to say that those invaders will be sent to 18 levels of hell. But they are not so innocent towards women who had no involvement at all. Seriously, you could just kill them all. I won't say anything. But what is the difference between you and those Japanese?
It's really funny, our country's special forces are only so good? So many people died before nothing happened? I want to laugh, you know? The U. S. Military has countries that support China, doesn't it? Satellites and communications are all good, so how could he be killed by a sniper? The special forces did not leave a sniper team for observation? Countries also have peacekeeping infantry battalions.
Since we are writing about special forces, why do we always write about World War II? It doesn't matter whether you are a special forces soldier or not, a bullet or a shell is gone. Moreover, what the author wrote is that the equipment is uninteresting, and the special forces are decapitating. Is it interesting for you to write about head-on combat and head-on confrontation with the opponent? Fortunately, the first few chapters are about Operation Red Sea and then go straight to World War II. Can't you write about modern times?
If you are writing a historical novel, you should know that there were 423 people in Sihang Warehouse, 398 made it out alive, and 25 died in battle!