[No System + Barrett + Tanks + Missiles + Nuclear Bombs + Hydrogen Bombs]
One morning, a massive rift in space and time suddenly appeared in the middle of a street.
The rift stretched all the way to the ground, and beyond it lay a completely different scene.
Countless ancient soldiers clad in armor emerged from the rift.
Among them were cultivators as well.
Through his explorations, the protagonist became the first immortal cultivator to wield a gun, earning the title God of War.
“You’re an immortal? And I’m supposed to be scared? Don’t make me laugh. I’ll send a hydrogen bomb your way and see if you can take that.”
During this invasion from another world, the protagonist and his fellow soldiers repelled the enemy forces. Then they headed into the other world with modern firearms to investigate.
There, he cultivates in a completely different way, one that is utterly at odds with the world.
After reading the first few chapters, there are no problems with the plot, and the description of our army is also reasonable. I often see people describe our army as the US military. The shortcoming is that the author's understanding of modern weapons is a bit lacking. Although it is not very important, it is quite entertaining.