Zhang Yanzhi was reborn with the memories of his previous life, and found himself in a troubled time when China was weak and Northern Liao was suffering from internal and external troubles. At that time, although Northern Liao had a rudimentary heavy industry, it was deeply troubled by internal divisions and coveted by Japan. He was ordered to do so in the face of danger, quickly integrated the scattered forces in Northern Liao, used his extraordinary resourcefulness to quell internal rebellions, deterred speculators, and gradually consolidated his power foundation.
Knowing that the restoration of the country requires strengthening the army first, Zhang Yanzhi withstood the doubts and resistance from all parties, and launched the preparations for the Beiliao Army Officer School. He personally selected the students, formulated the teaching regulations, broke down the old barriers, and gathered patriots from all over China. In the first ten chapters, while resolving the difficulties of internal opposition forces and resisting Japan's initial temptation, he promoted the construction of the military academy and clarified the long-term layout of "strengthening the military first, strengthening industry", laying the groundwork for subsequent industrial development and breaking away from Japan's control. He gradually showed his strategizing and decisive leadership qualities, paving the initial cornerstone of the road to national restoration.
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