Starting Mini Map: I Turned the War of Resistance into a Transparent Game

In 1940, in northwest Shanxi, Zhou Weiguo, deputy commander of the Eighth Route Army's reconnaissance company, was stunned by a Japanese artillery shell during an encounter. After waking up, there was a small battlefield map in front of him that only he could see! Enemy positions, troop deployments, patrol routes, material warehouses... All are clearly marked! The red dot is the enemy, the green dot is the friendly force, the yellow dot is the neutral target, and there is a constantly flashing golden icon - that is a hidden mission! "Ding! Two Japanese sentries were detected 200 meters away. They are changing guard. The interval window is 37 seconds." "Ding! The Japanese army's secret ammunition depot was discovered, guarded by 12 people, and the hidden mission was triggered: remove the ammunition depot, and the reward reconnaissance range was expanded by 500 meters." "Ding! Warning! An enemy squadron 3 kilometers away is moving in your direction. The estimated arrival time is 47 minutes." Others fight with courage, but he fights with information! Zhou Weiguo, a former scout, coupled with this small map with full map display, has since become a lingering nightmare for the Japanese army! The Japanese called him "ghost". Common people call him "the living map". The chief asked him, "Comrade Zhou Weiguo, how did you get this information?" Zhou Weiguo smiled slightly: "Reporting to the chief, my intelligence source... Is absolutely reliable."