He transmigrates into the desperate battle at Cangyun Ridge in Bright Sword and becomes Lin Zheng, a new logistics recruit in the New First Regiment who is nearly shaken to death by artillery fire.
From the start, he binds to the [Battlefield Master Craftsman System]. While others get equipment by killing enemies, he repairs guns and cannons and manages ammunition, turning the New First Regiment from a unit short on guns and bullets into a firepower juggernaut!
Li Yunlong: “Weren’t you just a recruit hauling shells? How’d you fix Zhuzi’s cannon?”
Lin Zheng: “Commander, I know a little about machinery.”
Li Yunlong: “You can even get duds working again? And fix busted rifles until they handle better than new ones?”
Lin Zheng: “Commander, the principles are pretty similar. I know a little about all of it.”
Li Yunlong: “You can build factories too? Even the brigade commander has specifically asked for you!”
Lin Zheng: “Commander, this is nothing.”
I, Lin Zheng, don’t steal Li Yunlong’s spotlight in the main assault, but I’ve become a military-industrial treasure in Old Li’s hands, more precious than his Italian cannon.
Enemy soldiers: “The scariest thing about the Independent Regiment isn’t Li Yunlong. It’s that guy in his logistics unit who fixes old rifles! His troops seem to have an endless supply of bullets!”
In my personal opinion, this book is not written like a novel but like an autobiography. I write a few sentences about what I am doing, and then explain why I did it. It is a wonderful feeling to write one sentence to explain one sentence after another! For example: a gun is broken and needs to be modified. During the repair process, I explain why and how to repair it. In the middle, I emphasize what will happen if I don't repair it, and what will happen if I repair it. The writing is very confusing.
How should I put it, the writing feels very strange. The protagonist is obviously a time traveler and knows the plot, but as a result, it feels like he doesn't know many things. For example, in the plot of Yangcun, did you discover that the opponent was a special forces soldier purely through reasoning?