The author doesn't like stories that torment the protagonist, nor does he like mindless demonization.
I just want to write about the backbone of our country's soldiers.
And show how difficult those fourteen years of bloody resistance were.
If you also love stories of iron and blood, gritty action, and watching us fight the Japanese invaders and the Americans,
then stay and accompany me for a while.
If you think the author's writing is pretty good, please leave a positive review. Thank you, everyone!
[War of Resistance + Minimalist System + Fear of Insufficient Firepower + Combined Infantry-Artillery Operations + Rousing, Cathartic Action]
Lin Rui awakens amid the dead at the Battle of Songhu and takes command of a depleted platoon with no ammunition or supplies.
Facing the Japanese army's encirclement and relentless artillery fire, he thinks he'll have to pull the pin on a grenade and die with honor, but unexpectedly binds to a “post-battle logistics settlement mechanism.”
Win a battle, get supplies. The greater the victory, the better the equipment!
Lin Rui: “I came here to do one thing: kill the Japanese, get supplies, and lead my brothers to victory alive!”
(A thrilling War of Resistance story with a minimalist, realistic logistics focus: gritty, not mindless.)
