My World War II, from the North Pole to Berlin

[Hardcore World War II] [Eastern Front Perspective] [Unpopular Battlefield] When Liu Ye woke up, he found himself lying in a trench in the Arctic Circle, with the sound of German submachine guns firing in his ears, and wearing the uniform of a Russian major. Yesterday, he was still making reports in the office building. Today, he would lead a few scared recruits to plug the gap in the defense line that was torn apart by the German army. The good news is, he can see where everyone is. Enemies are marked in red, friendly forces are marked in green, as if a perspective hanger is turned on. The bad news is that his superiors ordered him to lead a frontal charge, but German reinforcements had already arrived. Continuing to attack will lead to death, and retreating against orders will lead to a military court. In a desperate situation, he was recruited by the Naval Intelligence Department and became a naval infantryman, specializing in picking up the hard bones that others could not chew. (This novel replaces Russia with Soviet Russia, so don't take it for granted)