Qin Hua transmigrates into a game about resisting Japan and conquering the world, and obtains a livestream System. When viewers gift him a cannon, he gets a real cannon. When they gift him a tank, he gets a real tank. Thanks to his viewers' gifts, Qin Hua has plenty to eat and wear, and an ample supply of ammunition. He conquers the world in the game!
"Mr. Qin, please send us some weapons!" says Eagle Country.
"Boss Qin, could we buy some weapons wholesale?" asks Moldy Country.
"That guy Qin is here! Follow my orders! Retreat!" cries the Japanese general.
"Who is this Qin guy? His equipment just keeps coming. Is he cheating?" asks Germany.
"What the heck is this Qin guy? He has more weapons than our entire country," says Goose Country.
The armies of every nation in the world panic at the very mention of Qin Hua's name.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The author must be a good player in moral kidnapping
It's a bit boring to beg the audience for rewards.
Sorry, I thought I was mindless enough, but I didn't expect it! I lost! What a total loss!
I can only explain moral kidnapping, why should I care? This is just a game. In his eyes, it is not just a game for our entertainment.
It's so poisonous that it can even force out cancer if you read it without thinking.
This writing style is right not to write. It's as plain as water, you must at least have a transitional stage. The audience immediately knew it was a war, so why didn't anyone think it was a movie? The audience's reaction was also mediocre.
What is written about is shit? Sand Dollar
The author wouldn't have been able to write an article like this if he had suffered from cerebral thrombosis for ten years.
Why is it always k98? Since it is time travel and it is a connection between modern people
Commentary on Chapter 3: Maxim's Chapter "I Live Broadcast the Anti-Japanese Domination of the World" written by Daguizi.