War of Resistance: The Young Master Is Mad, with Five Thousand German-Equipped Troops from the Start

In 1936, the situation in North China was hanging by a thread.

Lu Ze, the illegitimate son of a high-ranking Nationalist government official, was cast aside as a political pawn and sent to Fengtai Camp on the Pingjin front. He became a regimental commander who could be killed by Japanese bayonets at any moment.

The warlords watched with cold indifference, a Japanese colonel swaggered about, and even his fiancée came to break off their engagement.

Everyone thought the frail, refined young heir wouldn't last three days.

That is, until the day a Japanese regiment marched arrogantly into Fengtai to provoke them.

Lu Ze shed his gentle, refined facade, threw back his head in wild laughter, and put on a crow mask. Utter madness blazed in his eyes!

“Ding! Host detected in [Madness Mode]. Extreme Fear Collection System activated!”

“Congratulations, Host! You have obtained: Absolute Firepower Coverage and Pain Suppression!”

“Congratulations, Host! You have summoned: 5,000 elite clone infantry equipped with German weapons, a battery of 150mm heavy howitzers, and a company of Sd.Kfz. 221 armored cars!”

As heavy artillery barrels aimed at the Japanese camp from every direction and a torrent of steel crushed the Japanese military's bushido spirit,

the Japanese commander broke down. “Baka! Who said he was a frail young heir? He's a complete lunatic! A tyrant!”

Lu Ze's biological father in the Nationalist government was stunned. “You unfilial brat! Where did you get all those heavy guns?”

Lu Ze sat atop an armored car, one foot on the Japanese colonel, his smile radiant and deranged. “Your young master here is mentally ill. I don't feel like reasoning with anyone today. I just want to blast you all to pieces!”