Anti-Japanese War: I Am from Huangpu Fenghua Department, and I Was Promoted a Little Quickly

In the spring of 1924, at Xikou, Fenghua, the fate of a time traveler was quietly rewritten. Lin Zhao, a retired officer of the modern special forces, accidentally traveled to the Republic of China and became a genuine Fenghua compatriot of Principal Chiang. When he woke up, he was penniless, but he possessed a military vision that transcended the times and a determination to kill that was engraved in his bones. He knows very well that in troubled times, the word "fellow countryman" is the strongest stepping stone. A cleverly worded letter of greeting and the sentence "Junior Xikou, I am willing to hold the whip and stirrup for the principal" allowed him to knock on the door that determines the fate of countless people. In May of the same year, Lin Zhao was admitted to the first class of Huangpu Military Academy. Enrollment is a sign of sharpness - crushing the instructors in tactical deductions, winning the first place in the shooting test, and the Japanese instructors finding no faults in the infantry formation. He is less like a student and more like a sharpened knife. But Lin Zhao knew that Huangpu was just the starting point. He knew better that the real enemy was not just on the other side of the battlefield.