[Feelings of family and country + a small amount of violence + the rise of a great power + military]
In the 1960s, border wars broke out!
Chen Weiguo, who came from time-travel, did not choose to compete with a bunch of beasts in the courtyard for a few kilograms of stick noodles, but resolutely joined the army and embarked on the battlefield to protect his family and country!
After two years of bloody fighting, he set a frightening record of "killing thousands of people on the battlefield". He was promoted from a private to the regimental level at the speed of light, and transformed into an invincible god of war who was feared by the enemy!
The war ended and he returned from the army with full glory.
Are all the beasts in the courtyard still trying to suck blood?
Chen Weiguo sneered: A man should have the world in mind, how could he be like He Yuzhu in the original novel and hang around a widow every day? If you dare to mess with me, you will be dealt with by military law and sent directly to prison!
When Silly Zhu was still jealous over a widow and severed the relationship between brother and sister;
Chen Weiguo has already taken advantage of the "Nine Yang Magic", cross-era military weapons, and infinitely high-yield food brought by the cellar world to start a big game of chess!
Compassionate the orphans of martyrs, serve as the chief instructor of military training, recruit Ning Wei and Zhou Changli as disciples, and create the second-generation war god of the Dragon Kingdom!
Make friends with Li Yunlong, Ding Wei and other famous military figures, come up with the black technology of dimension reduction attack, and lead the country to stand on top of the world!
——"My journey is like the stars and the sea, just a courtyard, just a little bit of wind and frost!"
Reader comments
When I saw Chapter 16 saying that the deaf old lady's family was martyred, I knew I couldn't stand it anymore.
When I saw Chapter 16 saying that the deaf old lady's family was martyred, I knew I couldn't stand it anymore.
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