Wu Xie, a modern takeaway boy, suddenly suffered an accident. When he opened his eyes, he traveled deep into the mountains in 1935 and became a helpless 15-year-old boy. Grandpa has passed away, and when he has no relatives, the mysterious system quietly awakens - you can get points by killing Japanese, traitors, and bandits, which can be exchanged for World War II weapons and rare props.
At that time, bandits were rampant in troubled times, and the Japanese army's wolf ambitions were clearly exposed. Wu Xie relied on modern knowledge to improve tools and accumulate strength, and side by side with his generous and sincere friend Zhao Hu, he destroyed the bandit stronghold in the first battle, exchanged points for a shell gun, and showed his talent. Li Mei, a girl from a neighboring village with medical skills, was moved by his ambition and joined him with a medicine box, becoming the warm and tough "white backing" of the team.
The smoke of the September 18th Incident has not yet cleared, and the Japanese army is pressing harder and harder. The cunning and ruthless officer Yamamoto Ichiro, and the traitor Zhou Fugui, a traitor seeking glory for his country, have appeared one after another, and murderous intentions are everywhere. Wu Xie used the system's early warning to see through the enemy's disguise, and used the blueprints redeemed by points to secretly build weapons. From sporadic ambushes to rallying an anti-Japanese team, Wu Xie grew up rapidly in the hail of bullets. When Yamamoto Ichiro colluded with bandits and traitors to launch a general attack, he calmly divided his troops to set up an ambush, disrupted the enemy's formation with smoke grenades, and used advanced weapons to fight head-on. He finally beheaded the bandits and eliminated the traitors. However, he also made Yamamoto Ichiro hate him to the bone and planted a deeper crisis.
After that, he united various anti-Japanese forces and used the power of the system to repeatedly defeat Japanese encirclement and suppression campaigns. He transformed from an ignorant boy in the mountains into an anti-Japanese leader who frightened the enemy. Until the full-scale counterattack of the Anti-Japanese War, he led the team to charge into battle and witnessed the historic moment of the Japanese surrender. With his blood and wisdom, he fought in the war years.
Reader comments
Very well written, keep up the good work.
Remember the history, remember the martyrs, and pay tribute to the heroes! Inherit the red gene and promote patriotism.
It's not bad, it's pretty good-looking, but could the progress be faster and have more people fighting the Japanese?
Very well written, keep up the good work.
Remember the history, remember the martyrs, and pay tribute to the heroes! Inherit the red gene and promote patriotism.
It's not bad, it's pretty good-looking, but could the progress be faster and have more people fighting the Japanese?