The Sky Screen Reviews Wars, from Cold Weapons to Nuclear Blasts

The sky screen descends upon all realms, taking stock of [The Evolution of Human Warfare]!

Bai Qi, the God of Slaughter from the Warring States era, looks down on all creation. Han Xin, the God of War, believes the more troops he commands, the better. The Ten Great Generals of the Martial Temple await a divine vision, eager to see how later generations will discuss the art of war!

[Part One: The Pinnacle of Cold Weapons: The Art of Willpower and Brilliant Strategy]

The Siege of Baideng, the campaign to Mount Langjuxu, Xiang Yu's desperate stand at Julu, and the victory against overwhelming odds at Feishui!

Sun Wu strokes his beard and laughs. “War is the way of deception. Later generations will be no less bound by The Art of War.”

[Part Two: The Industrial Meat Grinder: How Could Mere Mortals Face a Torrent of Steel?!]

At Verdun, a million corpses fell! Heavy machine guns reaped lives like a scythe through grass!

Tanks roared and crushed the cavalry, while warplanes shrieked across the sky!

Bai Qi rises abruptly, breaking into a cold sweat. “How is this a battle? It's a slaughterhouse on earth!”

[Part Three: The Pinnacle of Human Infantry: A Wall of Flesh and Blood Against the Armies of the World!]

At minus forty degrees, the Ice Sculpture Company stood firm. Under the Van Fleet ammunition scale, the 38th Parallel held fast!

Huo Qubing's eyes redden. “Mere mortals daring to take on steel? What army in the world could defeat such fearless warriors!”

[Part Four: Information Warfare's Dimensional Crush and Ultimate Destruction: The Twilight of the Gods]

In the 42-day Gulf War, beyond-visual-range strikes transformed the battlefield. A mushroom cloud rose over Lop Nur, destroying the heavens and the earth!

Watching a thousand miles of magnificent land turn to scorched earth in an instant, the First Emperor remained silent for a long time. Han Xin, the God of War, sank to the ground.

“Before absolute power... the art of war has become a thing of the past!”