Yang Tianfeng transmigrates to the world of Bright Sword. His strange clothes and mannerisms make people suspect he is a traitor, so to prove his innocence, he provides a massive supply of weapons and other goods.
Yang Tianfeng says: “Before I got here, the Eighth Route Army was worse equipped than the Japanese. Now that I’m here, they’re still worse equipped than the Japanese. Didn’t I come all this way for nothing? Damn it, I want a refund!”
The brigade commander says: “Those are my cannons. Li Yunlong gets two hundred, and I get one hundred. Does he expect me to thank him, too?”
Zhao Gang says: “Old Li, this really is a case of ‘a camp full of cavalry was only a dream, and machine guns in every squad aren’t real either.’”
Li Yunlong says: “Commander, go easy on me. Leave me a couple more cannons!”
The division commander says: “Little Chen, where have you been making your fortune lately?”
The commander-in-chief says: “That Yang Tianfeng is a strange one. Where did he get all those supplies?”
This novel aims to portray a realistic battlefield and a true slice of history. Every effort will be made to ensure historical accuracy, balancing thrilling fiction with the facts as closely as possible.
The book features a wide range of World War II weapons. The Japanese will not be portrayed as having nothing but Type 92 infantry guns and heavy machine guns.
These include, but are not limited to: Mauser 4-ring (VZ-24) rifles, MAS-36 rifles, G43 semi-automatic rifles, Suomi KP/-31 submachine guns, Bren light machine guns, Type 30 machine guns, Golden Hook rifles, Type 3 heavy machine guns, Type 11 infantry guns and flat-trajectory guns, “Three Baldies,” and “Confucius of Shandong.”
The novel focuses on supplying goods from the start, then shifts to developing military industry in the middle.
It also covers military topics such as the differences between round-nosed and pointed bullets, ammunition charge markings, and classifications of gun barrels.
Enjoy the story!
The author has certain professional knowledge. At least there are few people who can't shoot pointed bullets made in Hanyang, China. The Ma Sihuan Rifle reminds me of the book The Deserter. Finally, it either mentions rifles or 98k.
If time is not taken into account, the bullet caliber is uniformly 7.92. For the bolt-action rifle, the Madsen M47 rifle is the best, for the semi-automatic, the Belgian FN-49 semi-automatic rifle, for the light machine gun, the Czech or 7.92Mm Bren light machine gun or Madsen machine gun, and for the heavy machine gun, the MG45 universal machine gun or the Czech ZB53 heavy machine gun. Italian M56 piggyback 105mm howitzer, Yugoslav M48 76mm howitzer (Tito gun), German GebG 36 75mm mountain howitzer.
Military-related content is usually more realistic and has a relatively low error rate.
In Tomato, I feel pretty good. So far, the descriptions are relatively detailed. The follow-up author said that he was a bit arrogant. After being trained, he was given command by a supplier at the regiment level, which was not very acceptable.
It's not easy. I can actually see anti-war novels written by my brain on Tomato.
There are some minor mistakes, but not many. It's quite exciting. Five stars for encouragement, keep up the good work!
It looks pretty good and nice, but why is the card reviewed every day?
It looks good, and the weaponry and military are top-notch. The author is knowledgeable.
The description is relatively detailed and pretty good, with lots of braille.
Yes, it is a good book.