The mountains and rivers were shattered, and the Japanese army trampled on the Central Plains. Chen Tiefeng, the king of modern special forces, died unexpectedly. His soul penetrated the puppet army commander and awakened the arms sales system.
With a shell gun in his hand and an ocean strapped to his waist, he acted to charm the enemy during the day and raided strongholds at night.
The system needs to be recharged to redeem weapons, and ammunition depends on real money to exchange for lives. When his brother fell, he came back with a gun and paid for it with blood.
Pulling troops, blowing up warehouses, setting up gun towers, and secretly forming loyalty groups, the Japanese and puppets were disturbed.
There is no magic, only actual combat; no miracles, only bullets.
