Reborn in the Republic of China: The War of Resistance

In 1935, the imperialist ambitions of the Japanese grew ever more brazen. The entire North China region suffered under Japanese oppression and provocation.

At the time, Su Rui, who possessed a System, was quietly developing his strength in Beijing.

"Report, sir! We have completed construction of twenty army bases and five air force bases near Beijing."

"Report, sir! Our military now has 200,000 active-duty personnel, along with 300,000 local militia members."

"Report, sir! All our forces have completed their transition to mechanized warfare. Motorcycles, trucks, cars, trains, planes, tanks, and more have been issued throughout the military."

One report after another put Su Rui in an excellent mood.

On July 7, 1937, the Marco Polo Bridge Incident marked the start of Japan's full-scale invasion of China.

But when the Japanese invaders marched south to attack Beijing, they were stunned.

"Are these Chinese planes? Why are they more advanced than ours? And why are there so many?"

"Are these Chinese tanks? Why are they more than twice as big as ours? How can their performance be so impressive?"

"Are these Chinese trucks? How have they already fully mechanized their forces? Why do so many of our men still have to march on foot?"