Anti-Japanese War: After I Became a Mechanic, Lao Li Went Crazy

Bright Sword + Shopping Mall + No Female Protagonist + No Suppression of Combat Power On Cangyun Ridge, there are many antennas at the Bantian Wing headquarters, and Li Yunlong is worried that the mortar range is not enough. A young man covered in oil suddenly spoke: "Commander, there is no need to push forward. I have a cannon and can get it." A Soviet-made 107mm mortar with a maximum range of six thousand meters. Two shells hit Sakata's headquarters. Yang Zhe became Li Yunlong's favorite from then on. This kid has the art of gunsmithing inherited from his ancestors, and can assemble various weapons from scrap metal, including light and heavy machine guns, mortars, and semi-automatic rifles. As long as there are enough scrap iron pipes, he can build an arsenal for you. Li Yunlong: "Yang Zhe, what's going on with your kid's skills?" Yang Zhe: "What is passed down from our ancestors will never be passed down to others." From Cangyunling to Lijiapo, the independent group relied on Yang Zhe's "ancestral craftsmanship" to push forward. The brigade commander was thinking about how to poach him every day, but Li Yunlong protected him tighter than his life. Until it was time to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea, when Yang Zhe took out his recoilless rifle, Li Yunlong just nodded calmly. When they arrived at the Vietnam battlefield, Yang Zhe asked again: "Old Li, do you want a 155mm self-propelled artillery?" Li Yunlong took a puff of cigarette: "Okay, okay, I'm used to it. Even if you take out the atomic bomb, I won't ask." A time traveler led an independent regiment from the anti-Japanese battlefield to modern warfare, using countless scraps of scrap metal to build an invincible iron army.