(No System + Military Industry + Hilarious Netizens + Bright Sword fan fiction + Mostly original plot)
Li Wuhui wakes up in 1940 with a toy factory in tow.
In the middle of desolate mountains, surrounded by bones, he starts out in hell mode.
Fortunately, the machines still work and the computer has internet access. Military enthusiasts on the forum offer advice:
“No blueprints? What if you turn a gas cylinder into a hell cannon?”
He builds cannons by hand, ingeniously manufactures rifles, and arms an entire independent regiment.
Li Yunlong slaps his thigh and laughs wildly: “Brother, is a whole division enough? I’ll trade you the head of a Japanese lieutenant general!”
From then on, the Eighth Route Army’s style changes completely:
No more knives for night raids. Snipers pick off targets from a hundred meters away;
No more bayonet charges. Mortars flatten the ground before the troops move in.
The Sakata Regiment is dumbfounded: “How come these Eighth Route soldiers are even better equipped than the Germans?!”
Seeing this, other people could only reluctantly give up. Radio, explosive packs, expensive night vision goggles... I'm sure all the awesome Japanese have night vision goggles. I must give it five stars. It's been a long time since I've read such a wonderful novel.
It's very interesting. It tells the story of the protagonist taking a toy factory to the world of bright swords and making weapons for Li Yunlong. It's very innovative and very interesting. It looks much better than the old-fashioned fighting against the devil.