War of Resistance: The King of Arms Begins as a Shanghai Tycoon

Alternate history. Please do not relate this to reality. In 1931, Japanese invaders set their sights on Shanghai. General Jiang of the 19th Route Army personally fired the first M2 howitzer shell. When the Japanese began their assault with Type 38 rifles, the 1st Training Regiment of the 19th Route Army, led by Sun Liren and equipped entirely with AK-47s, taught them what it meant to believe that weapons alone decide victory. All fear comes from a lack of firepower. Under the reorganization led by a major arms dealer, he built a model army for the nation: the 1st Division of the New National Defense Army. Each squad had an M2 mortar, and every soldier carried a grenade launcher. Each battalion had an artillery company equipped with at least ten M2 howitzers. On top of that, there was a self-propelled artillery regiment to provide fire support for the troops on the front lines. As for standard weapons, the AK-47 was standard issue. The kind you don’t have to pick up the casings for after firing...