I’m the Boss on Blue Star

“Can I make it to the other side?”

Zhu Zhen looked at the many officers behind him and drew his saber.

“The fate of the empire rests with you all. For the empire, attack!”

Zhu Zhen was an ordinary man who had been discharged from the military just two years ago. He downloaded a collection of triple-A games from a website, including Men of War, Gates of Hell: Ostfront, and Mount & Blade. Then, as he was playing games and singing, with plans to go eat hot pot later, Zhu Zhen somehow ended up in the world of the game.

It was a parallel world closely resembling reality, set during World War I. Like many others who had transmigrated, Zhu Zhen had a cheat System: a unit summoning device.

“Heh heh heh, Your Imperial Majesty, do you know what a tank is? Each Panzer III costs a ton of gold. What, you don’t want to buy one? You think that’s too expensive? Well, your enemies will be buying them.”

“Your Majesty, I have a 40,000-ton battleship for sale. It costs a thousand tons of gold. I hear the Kaiser has already bought two.”

When the old powers have exhausted themselves in the war, my million-strong army and steel tide will show them what war really means.

“From this day forth, my word is law.”