War of Resistance: First I Take On Our British Allies, Then the Japanese

Decisive and ruthless: no bleeding-heart heroics, no groveling to allies. When it's time to act, he acts. Transmigrated to 1942, with the worst possible start! Xu Yunlong opens his eyes to find himself on the battlefield of Toungoo, Burma, as a regimental commander in the Chinese Expeditionary Force. Outside, the Japanese 55th Division is bearing down with overwhelming force. Inside, his useless British allies are ready to abandon their comrades and run at any moment. According to history, the British will burn mountains of supplies before retreating, leaving the Expeditionary Force to suffer defeat amid hunger and dwindling ammunition. Leaving the supplies to the Japanese would be helping the enemy. Burning them would be a waste. So why not give them all to me? Facing the British as they prepare to burn the warehouses and flee, Xu Yunlong has just one order: “Whole regiment, attention! Our target is the British camp. Anyone who hands over the supplies lives. Anyone who resists will be shown no mercy!” That day, gunfire erupts throughout Toungoo. As the arrogant British stare in shock, Xu Yunlong takes control of everything. Faced with the wavering Burmese Independence Army, secretly colluding with the enemy, Xu Yunlong strikes like thunder: those who follow him prosper; those who defy him perish!