War of Resistance: After I Become an Arms Repairman, Old Li Goes Wild

Bright Sword + Shop + No Female Lead + No Holding Back the Power Scale On Cangyun Ridge, antennas bristled above the Sakata Regiment's command post, and Li Yunlong was fretting that his mortars couldn't reach far enough. A young man covered in grease suddenly spoke up: “Regiment Commander, don't move the guns forward. I've got a cannon that can hit them from here.” A Soviet 107 mm mortar, with a maximum range of six thousand meters, took out the Sakata command post with two shells. From then on, Yang Zhe became Li Yunlong's favorite. The kid had a family-inherited knack for repairing guns. With scrap metal, he could assemble all kinds of weapons: heavy and light machine guns, mortars, and semiautomatic rifles. Give him enough scrap iron, and he could build you an entire arsenal. Li Yunlong: “Yang Zhe, how'd you get so good at this?” Yang Zhe: “It's a family secret. I don't teach outsiders.” From Cangyun Ridge to Lijiapo, the Independent Regiment swept all before it with Yang Zhe's “family secret.” The brigade commander spent every day plotting how to poach him, while Li Yunlong guarded him more fiercely than his own life. By the time of the Korean War, Yang Zhe brought out a recoilless rifle, and Li Yunlong merely nodded calmly. On the battlefield in Vietnam, Yang Zhe asked again: “Old Li, want a 155 mm self-propelled gun?” Li Yunlong took a drag on his cigarette. “All right, all right. I'm used to it. Even if you pull out an atomic bomb, I won't ask any questions.” A transmigrator leads the Independent Regiment from the War of Resistance against Japan into modern warfare, cobbling together an invincible iron army from mountains of scrap metal.