[Starting in 1929 + warlord melee + farming development + fighting against the Japanese]
Traveling through troubled times, Liu Yao found himself becoming the leader of the Sichuan Army Militia.
Good news, gold fingers can still be worn back and forth!
So Liu Yao transferred gold and antiques from the Republic of China to the 21st century, and at the same time transferred arms, medicines and even industrial machine tools from the 21st century to the Republic of China.
Starting from a small county militia group, build your own factories, train troops and prepare for war, compete in the world, and kill Japanese soldiers!
Start the road to being a hero in troubled times!
Reader comments
Overall, it's okay, but did the author fail to consider logistical issues? And after the soldier defected, his weapons were copied abroad? If you hit Shanghai later, you will definitely be noticed by foreigners.
Personally, I feel that China's industrial capabilities were relatively weak at the time. It is better not to expose its advanced weapons, because once exposed, the production capacity of industrial countries cannot be compared with China. Our enemies are much stronger than us. Our enemies can industrialize weapons in an instant. If China wants to be independent, it will have to pay a higher price.
The book is indeed a good book, but the author updates it too slowly. It makes me feel anxious to follow it every day.
Well written, good luck to the author
Tomato is a rare good book. Although there are occasional flaws, the flaws do not hide the good points.
It's really good. I finished the latest chapter in one go. Chapter 26 is fascinating. Anyway, I finished it in one go. Highlights (double wear, space to carry supplies)
I didn't pay attention at first, but I read a few chapters carefully. This book is worth reading.
Seeing this, the author should be very knowledgeable. Many people can write time-travel novels, but very few are good at it.
Finally, there is a book about Sichuan. Brothers from Sichuan, it was this man who pushed this book up for me [punch out][punch out][punch out]
It's okay so far, but it's just a question of the loyalty of my subordinates.
I can still read these chapters and wait and see the war scenes.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes
Come on, come to the latest chapter every day
This book is interesting and tastes good, I like it
This book is pretty good. The logical rhythm is relatively better than most Tomato books.
The writing is good. So far, the protagonist has brains and means. I hope to keep it up. Come on, I am not a reviewer. If you don't believe me, look at my homepage. They are basically negative reviews.
The novel is very well written, but judging from the popularity of the warlords, the films and TV series focus more on the Zhang family of the Feng clan. In Sichuan, many ordinary people know at most one Yang Sen.
Overall, it's okay, but did the author fail to consider logistical issues? And after the soldier defected, his weapons were copied abroad? If you hit Shanghai later, you will definitely be noticed by foreigners.
Personally, I feel that China's industrial capabilities were relatively weak at the time. It is better not to expose its advanced weapons, because once exposed, the production capacity of industrial countries cannot be compared with China. Our enemies are much stronger than us. Our enemies can industrialize weapons in an instant. If China wants to be independent, it will have to pay a higher price.
The book is indeed a good book, but the author updates it too slowly. It makes me feel anxious to follow it every day.
Well written, good luck to the author
Tomato is a rare good book. Although there are occasional flaws, the flaws do not hide the good points.
It's really good. I finished the latest chapter in one go. Chapter 26 is fascinating. Anyway, I finished it in one go. Highlights (double wear, space to carry supplies)
I didn't pay attention at first, but I read a few chapters carefully. This book is worth reading. Seeing this, the author should be very knowledgeable. Many people can write time-travel novels, but very few are good at it.
Finally, there is a book about Sichuan. Brothers from Sichuan, it was this man who pushed this book up for me [punch out][punch out][punch out]
It's okay so far, but it's just a question of the loyalty of my subordinates.
I can still read these chapters and wait and see the war scenes.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes
Come on, come to the latest chapter every day
This book is interesting and tastes good, I like it
This book is pretty good. The logical rhythm is relatively better than most Tomato books.
The writing is good. So far, the protagonist has brains and means. I hope to keep it up. Come on, I am not a reviewer. If you don't believe me, look at my homepage. They are basically negative reviews.
The novel is very well written, but judging from the popularity of the warlords, the films and TV series focus more on the Zhang family of the Feng clan. In Sichuan, many ordinary people know at most one Yang Sen.