When he woke up, Gu Changzheng became the dandy marshal of the warlord family of the Republic of China.
My father is critically ill, 30,000 miscellaneous soldiers are worried, my uncle is forcing me to marry him, my division commander is on empty pay, bandits are besieging the city, and representatives of the Japanese invaders come to visit with a treaty, demanding that he hand over military rights and mines.
Everyone was waiting to see this prodigal son kneel down and beg for his life.
However, Gu Changzheng drew his gun in public, first killing the corrupt generals, and then copying the strong ones, regulating military discipline, building arsenals, opening military schools, and training artillery, and turned a rotten local army into a steel ace.
Troubled times are coming, and great powers are around.
Others just want to cede territory for glory, but he wants to tell the world with guns and cannons:
The soldiers of the Gu family are not meant to be private soldiers of warlords, but only the backbone of China!
Reader comments
The young marshal only has great righteousness, and in charge of the army he still needs to subdue the officers. In the article, the use of guards to control the army is also a method. Zhang Xueliang only controlled Liaoning, Heilongjiang, Jilin, and Rehe but had no actual control over them. When the Japanese invaders came, they either surrendered or fled.
The plot is cleverly conceived and thoughtful, and there is detail in the rough. Kill the corrupt to establish power and regain military morale.
The young marshal only has great righteousness, and in charge of the army he still needs to subdue the officers. In the article, the use of guards to control the army is also a method. Zhang Xueliang only controlled Liaoning, Heilongjiang, Jilin, and Rehe but had no actual control over them. When the Japanese invaders came, they either surrendered or fled.
The plot is cleverly conceived and thoughtful, and there is detail in the rough. Kill the corrupt to establish power and regain military morale.