The Rise of the World War II System

In December 1941, icy winds whipped snow against the trenches outside Moscow. Li Mo's eyes flew open. The acrid smell of gunpowder filled his nostrils, and the air rang with a barrage of gunfire and soldiers' cries. He looked down at the tattered Soviet uniform he was wearing, the bloodstained bandages wrapped around his chest. Suddenly, a mechanical voice rang in his mind: “Ding! Welcome to the World War II Counterattack System. Host detected on the battlefield of the Defense of Moscow. Current identity: Soviet Red Army private. Main quest: Help Soviet forces hold the line for 72 hours. Rewards: Modern assault rifle blueprints and a basic military command course.”