Follow Lao Li from the front and then go to the back.
After the first battle, an arsenal was established, and after the war was won, he went abroad.
A standard fat otaku college student went through a ridiculous time-travel process and came to the Anti-Japanese War period. Although resisting Japan is something that every Chinese yearns for, it is not very friendly to a fat otaku who knows nothing. At most, it only consumes one bullet from the Japanese army.
Fortunately, I carry the Golden Finger Happiness Factory...
Hey, Lao Li, get ready to make weapons and ammunition as you like.
Wait, no one told me, Golden Finger also needs...
After several upgrades, the factory actually has a space door...
Reader comments
What can I say, five stars to encourage it, after all, others gave it too low a rating.
The following low-star criticisms are correct. Weapons experts don't know how to shoot and must go to the front line. What opinions are there? But it didn't say it was only one star or two stars [face covering]
The writing style does have shortcomings, but as you can see, those shortcomings are basically covered in one stroke. It must be slightly poisonous. In other words, the logic is not very good, and this is a problem of writing skills.
I can see it personally.
Can you still survive after defeating Japan?
Very good, don't do things by yourself
Well written, keep up the good work
Character dialogues come alive
Very good, very beautiful. The Eighth Route Army's attitude towards businessmen who provide weapons and supplies is very reasonable. I will give it five stars to encourage it.
What can I say, five stars to encourage it, after all, others gave it too low a rating. The following low-star criticisms are correct. Weapons experts don't know how to shoot and must go to the front line. What opinions are there? But it didn't say it was only one star or two stars [face covering] The writing style does have shortcomings, but as you can see, those shortcomings are basically covered in one stroke. It must be slightly poisonous. In other words, the logic is not very good, and this is a problem of writing skills. I can see it personally.
Can you still survive after defeating Japan?
Very good, don't do things by yourself
Well written, keep up the good work
Character dialogues come alive
Very good, very beautiful. The Eighth Route Army's attitude towards businessmen who provide weapons and supplies is very reasonable. I will give it five stars to encourage it.