Lu Chengyuan traveled to the eve of the Songhu Battlefield in 1937 and became the head of the local security force, the Shanghai Security Corps.
The equipment is poor, the organization is miscellaneous, and they are about to be dragged to the frontal battlefield to be used as cannon fodder.
At the critical moment, the "god-level listening and persuading system" is bound. As long as you listen to other people's suggestions, you can get explosive rewards!
Deputy Commander: "Captain, the firepower of the little devil is too fierce. I advise you to retreat first to save your strength!"
Lu Chengyuan: "Okay, let me eat enough and the whole group retreats fifty meters!"
[Ding dong! If you follow the advice successfully, you will be rewarded: a battalion of German-made 88mm anti-aircraft guns and an elite gunner card!
The next second, artillery fire razed the Japanese position to the ground.
The deputy commander was confused: "Captain, I asked you to conserve your strength, but you backhandedly sent away a whole regiment of Japanese soldiers?"
Lu Chengyuan looked innocent: "I retreated after being persuaded. Doesn't suppressing fire count as preserving strength?"
War zone commander: "Lu Chengyuan, the situation is complicated now. I advise you to keep a low profile in the Shanghai Concession and don't mess with the special high school."
Lu Chengyuan: "Don't worry, sir, I know how to keep a low profile."
That night, Lu Chengyuan sneaked into the Japanese military spy agency and physically evaporated all the people and confidential documents.
Chief: "I asked you to keep a low profile, but you blew up the super high school building?!"
Lu Chengyuan: "Sir, there isn't even a single Japanese who knows the inside story alive in Shanghai. Isn't this low-key enough?"
Therefore, starting from the Battle of Songhu, Lu Chengyuan "listened to the advice" all the way.
Listening and listening, his security team turned into a torrent of steel, pushing him all the way, and the Japanese cried and begged him not to listen to the advice anymore...
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