On the Shanghai battlefield in 1937, Qing Wangshu's company is surrounded by three thousand Japanese soldiers. Their ammunition is gone, their bayonets are blunted, and as a communications officer dies, he shouts, “The reinforcements will never make it!” At the moment of despair, a light bursts in her mind: “Unlimited Supply Depot activated.” The next second, piles of Maxim heavy machine guns, 75 mm field guns, and crates upon crates of TNT appear out of thin air on their position. The Japanese commander stares in disbelief: How can this woman summon an entire arsenal from nowhere? She gives a cold laugh and fires the first shot of the counterattack. From then on, from the Taihang Mountains to the Pacific, the Japanese can't escape a barrage of shells wherever they go. Qing Wangshu will make the entire world remember World War II for one thing: don't fight a land war against a Chinese soldier with an arsenal at her fingertips.
