War of Resistance: A Pocket Dimension Made Me Old Li's Quartermaster

Ye Tian, a military enthusiast from the twenty-first century, woke up in the world of a TV series, on Blue Star, as a university student who had returned from studying abroad in the base area. The higher-ups appointed Ye Tian head of Li Yunlong's logistics department. But Ye Tian's mind was a blank slate. He was one of those who had somehow slipped through the cracks of nine years of compulsory education in the twenty-first century. Just as he was about to confess that he knew nothing and head to the front lines to stop bullets, a space appeared in his mind. In the space, he could use money earned from recycling to buy supplies. More importantly, the prices seemed to be those of a later era. From then on, the New First Regiment began to change. Li Yunlong: Minister Ye, do you want the Japanese shell casings we picked up, or their Type 38 rifles? Ye Tian: Of course. Old Li, just bring them in and I'll get you a German-equipped division. Li Yunlong: Minister Ye, what about the cannons the Japanese blew up? Do you need those? Ye Tian: Yes. Old Li, as long as you can get them, I'll get you an artillery brigade. Li Yunlong: Minister Ye, I got a tank from the Japanese. Do you need it? Ye Tian: Yes. If you can get it, I'll put together a tank regiment for you. Blue Mansion higher-ups: Who said the Eighth Route Army was so poor they couldn't afford to piss? Are the Military Statistics Bureau's intelligence agents all blind? Japanese soldiers: Baka! Why does the Eighth Route Army have heavy artillery, and why do they have even more than we do? Uncle Sam: Fuck! How can a country that can't even afford tea eggs have so many advanced aircraft? Old Li takes care of killing the enemy at the front, while Ye Tian handles logistics and support. A pyrrhic victory at Cangyun Ridge? Impossible. When you're rich, you blanket the battlefield with artillery fire. When the artillery battalion led by the God of Artillery, Wang Chengzhu, rolled out more than a hundred cannons, the Japanese were dumbstruck.