[Transmigration + Guangdong Army + System + Martial Arts for Killing Enemies + Playing Dumb to Catch the Tiger]
He Jiaming, a lion-dance team heartthrob raised in Panyu, Guangzhou, spent three days grinding away at an online game to make himself a cheat. But when he woke up, his soul had transmigrated to 1937, and he was a new recruit in the 66th Army of the Guangdong Army on the Shanghai battlefield.
From the start, he was trapped in the bloody grinder of Dachang Town. Beside him were his “hoodlum” brothers, out of ammunition and clutching bundles of explosives. Facing them was a flood of Japanese invaders. Just as all hope seemed lost, the cheat System he had made for his game, “Soul of Nanwu,” awakened!
Kill enemies to earn “Merit Points”? Use Merit Points to exchange for bullets and medicine, and even upgrade martial arts skills?
Damn, he’d hit the jackpot! Wasn’t this just a real-life battle royale?!
When the enemy thought he was just a skinny new recruit from Guangdong, his “lion-dance footwork” let him dart through a hail of bullets. When they tried to fight him with bayonets, his “Hung Gar Iron Wire Fist” could smash an opponent’s skull with a single punch!
“Platoon leader, we can’t hold on!” He Jiaming: “Don’t panic. Watch this!”
“Jiaming, how do you know how to do everything?” He Jiaming: “Just the basics. Sit down, sit down.”
From then on, the Shanghai battlefield had a most irreverent soldier king, a Guangdong heartthrob who struck fear into every Japanese invader!
The male protagonist is a cultivator