Chen Xing, an ordinary modern engineer, unexpectedly transmigrates to the war-torn years of the War of Resistance Against Japan. Just as he falls into despair, a mechanical prompt sounds in his mind: “Divine Craft System successfully bound!”
Facing the invaders’ iron hooves, Chen Xing sneers. “Think you can bully us because we don’t have heavy weapons?”
Using the Divine Craft System, he transforms outdated weapons into era-defying instruments of destruction and trains ordinary soldiers into elite tech warriors.
From guerrilla warfare to the front lines, Chen Xing leads his technological army, composing a stirring anthem of resistance with steel and fire.
Okay, it's very exciting, the fight is going back and forth, it's simple and crude without fire coverage, and it's very frustrating. The weapons developed by the protagonist are hard to describe in a word. Fighting tanks, using an electromagnetic stance to melt the tanks, is not as simple and crude as a rocket launcher. It's very contradictory. It's obviously high-tech, but why is it so strenuous to fight?