When he woke up, Ji Ming became the most handsome boy on the Songhu battlefield - leading a hundred absolutely loyal Guangxi wolf soldiers who did not need to pay military pay.
Others rely on courage to fight, while he relies on "imagery" to fight.
Stealing the underpants of the Japanese, snatching rations from the puppet army, tying explosive packs and sending them to the Japanese headquarters as "takeaways"... How can one be so wicked?
The top Japanese army officials were furious: "Baga! Where did this army come from?! Why are their tactics so... Obscene!"
But when Shia Ming took out the "player" system and started to deploy troops, improve technology, and engage in construction, the style of painting gradually got out of control.
From Songhu to the Sea of Stars, a hard-core (and abstract) anti-war epic written by the "Fourth Natural Disaster" begins here.
