Hello, dear readers who keep me fed and clothed! I'm the author, You Ren You Lu, a fake military enthusiast who likes obscure World War II weapons.
I wrote this transmigration novel set during the War of Resistance against Japan because I wanted to break away from the tired formula of American, Soviet, British, French, and German weapons sweeping across the battlefield. Our protagonist won't use an M1 Garand or carry an MP40. Instead, he'll rely on Czech ZB-26 machine guns and LT-35 tanks, along with Italian Fiat aircraft, to make waves in Europe using the military industry of a small nation, then bring these "obscure weapons" back to China to fight the Japanese.
I've dug through plenty of old records from the Brno Arsenal and Skoda, but my abilities are limited. In a long novel, there are bound to be details that don't quite match real history, such as the timelines for weapon upgrades and the connections between historical figures. I've taken some artistic liberties, so please bear with me and go easy on the criticism.
In the story ahead, Song Shiyan will lead the Dawn Corps into fierce battles with these "unconventional" weapons, fighting from Prague to the Chinese battlefield. I hope to give everyone a fresh take on the thrills of the War of Resistance, and to fulfill my dream as a military enthusiast of seeing "a small nation's arms industry hold up the whole front."
Thanks to everyone who clicked on this book. Every click motivates me to keep updating. See you in the story!
Although I read it very weakly, it is a good novel so far. If it is written well, it has the potential to become a good book. But according to the current situation, it should end without any problem in the end, and the book will disappear.
The most suitable for China in the war of resistance is heavy ammunition and light artillery. The strongest on this route is the 47-gun infantry artillery from the Austrian Bailu Arsenal. The Czech artillery is only 100a19 strong, and the others are average.
The best military-industrial novel I have read so far [laughing]
The writing is okay. I feel that the author is getting better and better. I was a little green at the beginning. I must be new to writing. Let me ask, when will I return to China to fight the war? The more I watch, the more I like it