Traveling through 1937, others are killing enemies on the battlefield, but I am opening an "arsenal" for the motherland.
When military researcher Lin Heng bound the [National Weapon] system, what he handed over was not guns and cannons, but the entire industrial system.
From street fighting in Nanjing to base areas behind enemy lines, his left hand transfused blood for the frontal battlefield, and his right hand forged swords for the guerrilla armed forces.
His battlefield is in the workshop, and his ammunition is blueprints. What he exchanges for points is not only technology, but also the backbone of the nation.
See how an ordinary person used an industrial revolution that spanned time and space to tip the scales of World War II.
Reader comments
Very nice. Inspiring. I like this kind of novel about saving the country and working hard to become stronger.
Very nice. Inspiring. I like this kind of novel about saving the country and working hard to become stronger.