Xu Zhen is reborn in the body of a poor country boy in a fantasy world, an alternate Republican-era China in 1924. Unluckily, he is seized by warlord troops and forced into military service as cannon fodder. Fortunately, he can use the [Life-and-Death Seal] to steal guns and ammunition and plunder food, money, and treasure... giving himself the means to stay alive.
He recruits local militias and wounded soldiers, secretly builds up his forces, and takes advantage of the chaos to rally scattered troops, forming the Jiangxi Province [Young Heroes Column].
Raising the banner of rebellion and appointing himself commander of the column, he waits for the right moment to seize power as the garrison commander of eastern Jiangxi and take charge of a mixed brigade as a major general, ruling as a local warlord!
Gathering elite soldiers from several surrounding provinces, he punches Sakura’s evil cultivators and demons, burns the stinking thatched shrine of the gods (Yasukuni), and tramples the Western powers beneath his feet, shaking all of China...
Resolute in his purpose, he embarks on a distinctive path of immortal supremacy, saving the souls of the dead, relieving the suffering of the living, and daring to fight heaven, earth, humans, gods, and ghosts alike...
Four stars, the writing is still smooth. Be careful not to dwell too much on the extraordinary, and the extraordinary should not be too invincible. At the beginning of the chapter, there is a golden body that can prevent rifle bullets, and the training conditions are so low. How can mortals develop with such extraordinary power? It is completely impossible to form a modern society.
Come on, it's quite enjoyable. There is no plot that abuses the main character. The content concept is quite good, a bit imaginative and fascinating. It would be better to speed up the rise of the protagonist. Nowadays, fast-paced novels are more popular.