War of Resistance: With a Kar98k, From the Long March to Lake Changjin

[No System] [Artillery] [Technical focus] [Hardcore War of Resistance] [Overwhelming firepower]

Yang Tie, a modern PLA artillery prodigy, opens his eyes and finds himself back on the 1937 Shanghai battlefield, an ordinary artillery spotter in a German-equipped division on the verge of total annihilation.

From the start, he has only one damaged 82-millimeter mortar and three shells.

Facing wave after wave of Japanese attacks, Yang Tie applies his modern artillery knowledge to repair the weapon with his bare hands. Through the extreme precision of “one shot to test, a second to adjust, a third to kill,” he destroys the Japanese regiment command post with a single shell and turns the tide of battle.

From then on, he embarks on a legendary path.

He can work wonders with captured Japanese mountain guns. His homemade shells pack the power of Katyusha rockets. With just himself and a cannon, he can match an entire army.

The enemy calls him “the gunner from hell,” while our army regards him as “a walking steel god.”

From the bloody meat grinder of Shanghai to sweeping across the entire East Asian battlefield, Yang Tie declares with his artillery fire: Within my range, the truth is everywhere!