Travel to 1940: Send Millions of Bullets to Yan'an

Lin Zhiyuan, an ordinary foreign trade worker in 2025, woke up and traveled to Los Angeles in 1940. The family business was on the verge of bankruptcy, and my grandfather was entrusted with it on his deathbed. There were only $8,000 left in the account - it was a hellish start. Just when he was about to lie down, the [War Economic Analysis System] was activated! "Early warning: The US military is in urgent need of .30 Rifle ammunition, and the warehouse in the east of the city has low-priced inventory." "Early Warning: Scrap steel is about to be embargoed, and prices soar by 40%." "Early Warning: Penicillin will be the drug that changes the war..." While others hoard gold, he hoards cans, scrap steel, and rubber. While others were hiding from the war, he purchased second-hand bullet reloading wires at low prices and built a secret arsenal in the Philippines. Through the system's early warning, he resold military supplies and made a lot of money. Then - he gave all the money and bullets to Yan'an. The military commander is eyeing him, the Japanese special forces want to kill him, and the FBI is investigating him. While Lin Zhiyuan was calling Chennault brothers, he secretly dismantled the bullet production line into parts and sent them to the base via the hump route. From the first pot of gold to the first bullet, from the first penicillin to the first complete ammunition production line. In the past six years, he has delivered more than three million U. S. Dollars, millions of bullets, and countless medicines to the CCP. The Flying Tigers called him the "King of Logistics," the Kuomintang called him a "red businessman," and Yan'an called him a "people's hero."