A king of soldiers from a past life transmigrates into Li Yunlong, bringing with him combat skills as formidable as Yan Shuangying's. From the start, he charges into battle like a god of death, crushing Sakata head-on and capturing the regimental flag with his own hands. He leads his troops out of their encirclement at Yujialing, then lays an ambush at Yang Village, killing several agents with just two bayonets and wiping out Yamamoto's entire force.
When rescuing Wei the Monk, he dons a black coat and a grotesque mask, then storms the barracks alone at night and slaughters everyone there. Terrified, Wei the Monk and the others drive off with a great haul of equipment to join him of their own accord. He also repeatedly infiltrates Japanese strongholds alone, killing sleeping soldiers under cover of darkness. In front of puppet troops, he kills an enemy officer, so frightening their commander that he surrenders with all his men and supplies. Against heavily guarded strongholds, he secretly poisons the defenders, taking them with ease without losing a single soldier. His methods are so secretive and brutal that rumors spread among the enemy that an evil spirit is haunting them, while he keeps his identity hidden.
When dealing with die-hard Japanese prisoners, he neither kills them nor tries to reform them. Instead, he uses ruthless psychological tactics to destroy their faith in bushido until they break down and beg to surrender. He also builds his own independent special forces unit, develops new weapons, and searches far and wide for equipment and talent.
During the enemy's major campaign of encirclement and suppression, he uses sinister schemes to make entire Japanese formations disappear. When a crisis breaks out, he uses ruthless methods to force the other side to compromise. The story weaves in plotlines from Snow Leopard, The Disguiser, and The Indelible Unit, among others. He foils Xu Bowen's treasonous plot and saves Cao Ying, using methods so horrifying that Zhou Weiguo is left shaken. For his misdeeds, Zhang Renjie is berated by the brigade commander, while the deputy commander scolds him to his face, saying he's fit only to feed livestock.
Every time he captures weapons and equipment, he calculates how much his unit now has.
Not bad, let's see how it develops later.
This book is super nice.
It's really good👍. Unique ideas and writing 👍
There are too few updates, not enough to watch.