Lin He transmigrates to Africa in 1901 and becomes a mine slave, mercilessly exploited by white colonizers.
Just as he thinks he will never escape this lightless prison, he awakens the Transmigrator Support System!
He can buy supplies for just one yuan each, and can also recruit death warriors.
From the start, he receives a beginner's gift pack: Super Soldier Serum.
He unlocks the instant-purchase feature, which lets him buy five kinds of supplies each day.
“1. 200 German-made Kar98k rifles.”
“2. 20,000 rounds of Kar98k ammunition.”
“3. Ten PP89 60 mm long-range mortars.”
“4. 200 60 mm PP89 mortar shells.”
“5. 100 M67 grenades.”
With daily supplies from instant purchases and death warriors to recruit, Lin He embarks on a path of building an army on an unprecedented scale.
He sweeps through tribes, thrashes the colonizers, and crushes the European and American powers!
From a lowly mine slave to the ruler of Africa and then the leader of a superpower, he builds a legend.
I like pushing sideways but not pressing. However, which country would sacrifice a large number of its own soldiers for the colonial country (subordinate country) it controls? Even though it knows that the place is very strong, it will still send troops to die again and again, without giving the protagonist any time to stabilize and develop. In addition, mobilizing heavy troops from multiple countries for encirclement and suppression can be done countless times faster than modern troop mobilization (mobilization, material preparation, marching, etc.)
This is the rhythm of pushing Africa across the board
It's almost like occupying half of Africa. It's interesting to have opponents.
I like pushing sideways but not pressing. However, which country would sacrifice a large number of its own soldiers for the colonial country (subordinate country) it controls? Even though it knows that the place is very strong, it will still send troops to die again and again, without giving the protagonist any time to stabilize and develop. In addition, mobilizing heavy troops from multiple countries for encirclement and suppression can be done countless times faster than modern troop mobilization (mobilization, material preparation, marching, etc.)
This is the rhythm of pushing Africa across the board
It's almost like occupying half of Africa. It's interesting to have opponents.
Good looking, but a little missing