Transmigrate to Republican China and Build a God of War Bomber

In 2024, special forces ace Zhu Lin, codenamed Fire Phoenix, dies unexpectedly while carrying out a mission. When she opens her eyes again, she has transmigrated into 1920 Hunan, where she is now an orphan on the verge of starving to death in a dilapidated shack.

Before her lies a true living hell. The tragedy of people “eating their own children” tears at her heart. As she struggles to survive, she unexpectedly activates the Strongest Logistics System within her and saves Liu Jun, an eighteen-year-old boy on the brink of death. The System gives her the ability to exchange for currencies from countries involved in World War II. Using gold and silver to clear the way, she quickly gathers more than two hundred homeless young people and crosses the ocean with them to Chile in South America.

In Chile, she uses her modern knowledge and skills to bribe officials and secure a massive copper mine. She sends Liu Jun and other talented young people to study at German military academies, while using advanced equipment provided by the System to secretly extract copper and refine rare metals essential for aircraft manufacturing, including rhenium, nickel, and molybdenum. A Chinese military-industrial base hidden beneath the Andes gradually takes shape.

In 1930, with her power growing, Zhu Lin does not return directly to northern Shaanxi. Instead, she undertakes an act that will shake the course of history. Personally leading her special forces team into the Northeast, she uses intelligence and tactics far ahead of their time to slip into the Mukden Arsenal amid the chaos. Her goal is clear: save people and recruit talent. Before the Japanese Kwantung Army and the other factions can react, she swiftly rescues all the Chinese technical personnel in the arsenal, along with their immediate families, except for the Japanese technicians and the thoroughly committed traitors. She successfully moves these precious seeds of industrial expertise, along with some crucial blueprints and equipment, to Hancheng in northern Shaanxi, a thousand miles away.