War of Resistance: The Military-Industrial Empire That Began With Bright Sword

When engineer Liu Xuan woke up, he found himself a defeated soldier in 1940.

No System to hand him weapons. No golden finger.

All he had were his hands, an engineer's mind, and an assistant system that could optimize processes but couldn't create things out of thin air.

The Independent Regiment was short on guns and ammunition, so he repaired an abandoned loom and made cotton uniforms for the soldiers.

When the enemy launched a major sweep, he built directional mines, ensuring that any invader who came would never make it back.

When the base area was blockaded, he used crude methods to smelt steel and make gunpowder, building an underground arsenal from the ruins.

When the regiment commander stormed the county seat with a grenade launcher Liu had built, when the soldiers cheered as they test-fired the mortars he had made, and when enemy intelligence listed him as a high-priority target and put a price on his head!

Everyone wanted to know: what else could this “Engineer Liu,” hidden away in the Taihang Mountains, build?

From a single land mine to an industrial base.

From a small repair shop to a vital rear area supporting the front lines.

He wasn't a general and didn't command troops in battle.

But every bullet he made helped bring victory closer.

When the spark of industry lit up the darkest of times

What could one man bring to this war?