My War of Resistance: from Huangpu to Nanjing

In the autumn of 1936, Su Baiyu, a military theory enthusiast, passed through his soul and became a frail freshman in the eleventh phase of Huangpu. He disguised modern tactics as "family military secrets" and stood out in front of German consultant Falkenhausen and instructor Qian Zongze. When the Anti-Japanese War broke out, he led the German weapons platoon to defend Songhu and bloody Nanjing. He repeatedly attacked the Japanese army with the prototype of the three-three system and ricochet fortifications. During the eight-year war, he rose from the rank of second lieutenant platoon leader to colonel leader. Each level he rose to was forged by mountains of blood and corpses. The German weapons are exhausted, but the edge of cooperative combat has been engraved in the bone marrow. He did not reveal his identity as a time traveler until his death, leaving only a copy of "Records of German Weapons and Edges". He, the machine gunner Zhao Yongli who lost his arm, and the one-eyed sniper Li Qingshan hugged each other and cried on Victory Day - the mountains and rivers were intact, and his soul returned to his hometown.