In the War of Resistance, I Hold the Line at Daya Bay with a Security Regiment

From the start, he is the eldest son of a wealthy, locally born landowner, raised in luxury with a fortune at his family’s disposal. Yet he has always been restless and rebellious, preferring the company of all sorts of people. Then came the September 18 Incident, and the fall of Northeast China. In a fit of enthusiasm, the young master decided to enlist, but his father wouldn’t let him. Through family connections, he established a local militia, recruiting five hundred retainers to guard the family estate in the Pearl River Delta and forming a makeshift colonel-led security regiment. A new leader has three things to do to make his mark. Riding a fine horse bought at great expense from the north, the young master took a bad fall and died. In his place, Wu Ziyang, a man from the 21st century with the same name, transmigrated into his body and came back to life. He did the math. The Japanese were due to invade Guangzhou from Daya Bay in just three months. According to his memories of his past life, Guangzhou held out for only three days before collapsing under a pincer attack... Now that he had transmigrated and had five hundred men in a security regiment, perhaps he ought to do something in advance... A wild idea took shape in his mind. Wu Ziyang went home and persuaded his father, nearly spending the family’s entire fortune to buy large quantities of weapons through various foreign trading companies...