After waking up, veteran Red Alert player Lin Feng discovers that he has become a minor bandit leader with the same name in a mountain stronghold in Northeast China in 1930.
At the brink of life and death, the “Red Alert System” in his mind suddenly activates: silver dollars can be exchanged for gold, and gold can be used to summon troops!
The conscripts who emerge from the snowfields become his first recruits, while loyal attack dogs tear through the darkness.
Using tactics and System technology far ahead of their time, he absorbs bandit gangs and fortifies his stronghold for survival, quietly growing stronger in the power vacuum left behind when Zhang Xueliang marched through the Shanhai Pass.
When artillery roars over Beidaying and the Fengtian Army obeys orders not to resist,
Lin Feng’s banner is already flying high. With no reinforcements and no way back, his only choice is to lead the steel tide armed with Red Alert technology in a desperate charge against the Japanese bayonets.
From rifles to tanks, from guerrilla units to air squadrons, he builds a fortress of war amid ice and fire, one that draws the world’s attention.
Every inch of land costs a drop of blood; ten thousand young men make an army of a hundred thousand.
His goal is not merely to become the ruler of the Northeast. With this gift from the future, he will blast a path to survival for his people, until the Rising Sun flag finally falls in the light of a nuclear explosion.
There doesn't seem to be any poison at the moment. It doesn't really suppress team development. But the power of the red alert system was not fully realized. There is a red alert system, and more than forty chapters have been written. It is time to open mines, develop industry, develop technology, and deploy troops and equipment. It's impossible not to have mines, it's just about the quality of the ore. You've written more than forty chapters, and you haven't found a single poor mine. It's really not a real red alert system. Your forward swing is too long, hurry up and start mining. Several more chapters were lost. I'll write a title when the Red Alert System finally opens, and I'll come back and read it 😏
Overall praise for this book! There are also many shortcomings. The background analysis is not in-depth. The Japanese army only began to equip radar in 1942, which was not available before. Not only that, the Japanese aircraft did not even have intercoms. Japanese pilots had never seen missiles, but they could name them. 😄 Then there is the Red Alert aspect. I am afraid that the protagonist will win too easily, which will limit the development of the protagonist. Even the atomic bomb needs to be developed by myself.
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It's pretty cool, but why do you suddenly start spending several chapters talking about love?
Very beautiful, it successfully attracted me
The plot is compact and fascinating, and the development is step-by-step. It just depends on how to stand on your own feet.
This idea is thoughtful, interesting, and refreshing!
It's very beautiful, I like it, I hope everyone can see it.
The structure is clear and the story has ups and downs.
It's super beautiful. I can't just watch it, everyone should watch it too.