Anti-Japanese War: Rise from the Bloody Battle of Taierzhuang

[System] [Rebirth] [Travel] [Resistance] [Parallel World] [Respect History] Introduction In March 1938, the bloody battle in Taierzhuang was in full swing. Chen Mo, a top student in the history department, traveled through the smoke and awakened the [Iron-Blooded China] system in a desperate situation, and was rewarded with a German weapons army - the 86th Army of the National Revolutionary Army. This iron army appeared out of thin air. It was well-equipped and had a will as strong as steel, but it was separated from all factions. The Japanese army regarded it as the "cancer of North China" and wanted to get rid of it quickly; while Chongqing rewarded and awarded medals, they secretly suspected and restricted it; local warlords even watched with cold eyes, waiting for opportunities to annex. From rushing to Linyi to rescue the siege, to fighting in a bloody battle at Liuzhuang to annihilate the enemy, and then jumping out of the siege in Xuzhou... Chen Mo led his 86th Army to tear open an iron-blooded defense line at a time when the nation was in danger. He used tactics and concepts that transcended the times to tell this era: China's backbone has never been bent! This is a lonely and glorious road to rise. In the front, there was a heavy siege by the Japanese invaders, and in the back, there were hidden attacks from various forces. Chen Mo could only hold the steel gun tightly in his hand and use the enemy's blood to forge his immortal military soul.