Traveling through the parallel world, Zhao Feng traveled to the Anti-Japanese War battlefield in 1937, became a straggler, and was accidentally bound to the "Anti-Japanese War Support System". Starting from the cornfields of the North China Plain, he gathered the remaining soldiers, ambushed the Japanese army, used the weapons and equipment exchanged by the system to join the guerrillas in Fangshan, and gradually rose to prominence.
He predicted the movements of the Japanese army, participated in key battles such as the Taierzhuang and Wuhan battles, and repeatedly made extraordinary achievements with the help of systematic materials and tactical guidance. At the same time, we broke through the blockade, established penicillin workshops and arsenals, and realized the self-production of medium- and formal rifles, mortars and other weapons, moving from reliance on exchange to independent military industry.
Faced with Japanese raids, germ warfare, and the difficulties of the Kuomintang die-hards, he used the people's support as his shield and technology as his blade to form a special tank squad to participate in the Hundred Regiment War and build the foundation of anti-Japanese resistance in the Taihang Mountains. From struggling for survival to leading the rise of the military industry, Zhao Feng used his blood and wisdom to write the Chinese nation's struggle and self-improvement in parallel time and space.