Republican Era: When I Say a Warlord Is Above All, I Am the Law

On the first day of the Battle of Shanghai, when the Japanese Combined Fleet and army divisions arrived in Shanghai, Chen Zijun, king of Shanghai, looked at the 356 mm coastal fortress guns, the dozen or so towering Shanghai air-defense towers, and the 300,000 to 400,000 German-equipped troops, and couldn't help thinking of 1924, the year he had transmigrated to. That had only been the beginning... He had transmigrated into his own ancestor from a century ago, the warlord's young marshal known as the useless young master. He didn't know how to be a warlord, but I do! In this era, where people live in misery and are treated worse than dogs, why be a pack animal if you can be a warlord? A warlord's word is law. I am the law! The rules I set are the rules. Who's with me, and who's against me? Got a problem? Take it up with my fully German-equipped reorganized army division...