Chu Yang traveled through time and was dragged to Nanjing in 1937 in the world of "Jinling Thirteen Hairpins" by a guy who claimed to be the main god space, and asked him to survive for 6 weeks. He knew that it was impossible for him to complete this task. Fortunately, there is no limit to the road. He awakened a talent and could return to his original world for two hours every day, so he decisively called the police and let the country participate in this game.
Get one point by killing a Jap.
Ten points can be redeemed for controllable nuclear fusion blueprints
One hundred points can be redeemed for the anti-gravity engine formula
One thousand points can be redeemed for space folding technology
10,000 points redeemed for Portal Technology
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When Chu Yang stood at the apex of the reincarnation space, the flag of China was also filled with infinite planes!
Reader comments
The Yankees threw two, and you just threw one... Although the equivalent is not comparable to that of the time, it is still less [angry]
Wow, this is such an absolute crushing comfort
I enjoyed watching it, but it was a bit short. I finished it in one morning on and off while I was at work.
The theme of the story is novel, the content is substantial, and it has a sense of substitution. The real behind-the-scenes story is not the kind of mindless novel that rushes in at every turn.
I've just read Chapter 10, which is great. I look forward to the next one being as exciting, so come on, author.
It feels pretty good, but I'm not a military fan. I can't understand a lot of professional terms, but I think it's pretty good. I hope it will be free of CP and give me a five-star review first.
Please, the author, seriously speed up the update. I won't be willing to read it until I have gained enough weight to catch up.
Great writing. It's a little uncomfortable in some places, which is weird, but the overall sense of immersion is still okay.
It's really fun to read, good luck to the author
The content is good and very beautiful.
It's so cool. I finished reading it in one go.
Okay, food, good books, quick updates
Not bad looking.
The tactical description is very detailed and the author has a military base.
The writing is very good and a linear one. It deserves a thumbs up.
It's so refreshing and enjoyable, every pore is unobstructed!
I can't get enough of my blood, it's just right
The taste of AI is very obvious, and the subject matter is really good
The Yankees threw two, and you just threw one... Although the equivalent is not comparable to that of the time, it is still less [angry]
Wow, this is such an absolute crushing comfort
I enjoyed watching it, but it was a bit short. I finished it in one morning on and off while I was at work.
The theme of the story is novel, the content is substantial, and it has a sense of substitution. The real behind-the-scenes story is not the kind of mindless novel that rushes in at every turn.
I've just read Chapter 10, which is great. I look forward to the next one being as exciting, so come on, author.
It feels pretty good, but I'm not a military fan. I can't understand a lot of professional terms, but I think it's pretty good. I hope it will be free of CP and give me a five-star review first.
Please, the author, seriously speed up the update. I won't be willing to read it until I have gained enough weight to catch up.
Great writing. It's a little uncomfortable in some places, which is weird, but the overall sense of immersion is still okay.
It's really fun to read, good luck to the author
The content is good and very beautiful.
It's so cool. I finished reading it in one go.
Okay, food, good books, quick updates
Not bad looking.
The tactical description is very detailed and the author has a military base.
The writing is very good and a linear one. It deserves a thumbs up.
It's so refreshing and enjoyable, every pore is unobstructed!
I can't get enough of my blood, it's just right
The taste of AI is very obvious, and the subject matter is really good
Just one word: cool, cool, cool
Good-looking, love to watch and have lots of hair