From the Start, I Transmigrated into the Expeditionary Army and Built a Nation on the Spot

Name: From the Start, I Transmigrated into the Expeditionary Army and Built a Nation on the Spot
Author: Joy on a Rainy Day

开局穿越远征军，我反手原地建国

by Joy on a Rainy Day (雨天愉悦)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 982k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: War & Espionage
Updated: 6mo ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

He’s just transmigrated, and already he’s cannon fodder in an expeditionary force? Out of ammunition and food, sold out by the British?

Surrounded by an entire Japanese division, Wang Yuetong declares, “We’ve got this. I’m playing on another level!”

Everyone thinks he’s about to lead his men into the Savage Mountains to “die together,” but he just grins.

“Brothers, what are we waiting for? Let’s raid the Japs’ luxury buffet!”

So while allied forces are routed and Stilwell is tearing his hair out, a Chinese remnant unit already listed as “killed in action” quietly takes out a Japanese army supply depot and eats so many canned beef rations they’re burping!

Everyone thinks he’s a useless nepotism hire who got lucky. Little do they know, this man is from a hundred years in the future!

He knows every back road the Japanese use to resupply, every valley hiding jade deposits, and exactly how to win over an indigenous tribe with a pocket mirror and a few packets of salt, until they bow to him and worship him as a god!

Stilwell: “I’d call him the ghost of the jungle! My God, get him the equipment he needs and let him wreak havoc on the Japanese!”

Bai Chongxi: “My nephew... does he really have the makings of a great general?”

With a captured cigarette between his lips, Wang Yuetong studies the map and the “land of rising prosperity” he has conquered. Then he lazily tells the trembling traitor, “Kid, got a lot of questions? Don’t ask. The plan’s working perfectly! My rules are the rules!”

Other names

War of Resistance: One Man, One Regiment, Building a Nation in Northern Myanmar抗战：一人一团，我在缅北建国Alternate title on Fanqie

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