Steel Fire

The cold system interface is his only weapon; the bloody mountains and rivers of 1938 are his desperate battlefield. Huo Xun took the system of "Hearts of Iron 4" and plunged into the darkest years of the Anti-Japanese War - 1938. There is no iron horse, no heroic epic, just a small isolated village in the mountains of central China and a group of villagers with sallow faces and numb eyes. What beats on the system panel are cruel numbers: scarce resources, low public sentiment, and a countdown to the raids. Ideal? Redemption? In the face of survival, they are all luxuries. Huo Xun must use this "game" ability that transcends the times to struggle to survive in the reality of bayonets and blood. Starting from the first crude rifle, he tried to gather people's hearts and create a small base in the cracks. However, in front are the Japanese invaders who are armed to the teeth, brutal and brutal; behind the scenes, suspicion, betrayal, and open and covert attacks from all sides have never stopped; under his leadership are compatriots who have suffered and have not yet awakened. Every strategic decision is a cruel game between conscience and survival. Every accumulation of strength may leave a scar on the ideal that cannot be healed. Huo Xun holds the "God's perspective" given by the system, but he is trapped in the quagmire of human nature. Can he find a way out of purgatory? Can this weak spark be used to burn out a century of national humiliation ahead of schedule? When the cold "optimal solution" collides fiercely with the hot blood, is the end of this road to redemption the dawn of victory or the complete destruction of oneself? The ambition to clean up the national humiliation begins with the humblest struggle. Will he succeed? Every time you click "Confirm", the price will be - blood and soul.