Gu Changqing woke up and became the only son of Qinlong warlord Gu Tingshan.
After returning from studying abroad, he gained a bad reputation. Everyone was waiting to see this prodigal young marshal sell his iron ore and empty out his family fortune.
But the moment before signing, Gu Changqing tore up the contract of the foreign company, blocked the military supply warehouse, shot the traitorous worms, and took over the machinery bureau that was on the verge of bankruptcy.
Others bought guns from foreigners, while he repaired machine tools, built steel plants, and built mortars.
While others relied on recruiting young men to expand their armies, he paid the troops, built military schools, and trained artillery, engineers, and armored units.
Starting from a dilapidated factory, coal mines, iron mines, railways, power plants, banks and military industry systems were established one after another.
When the great powers still regarded the East as a market to be exploited by others, Gu Changqing had already led a new army armed with national industry to stand in front of the country's gate.
In this life, the mountains and rivers cannot be broken again.
This battle will never be retreated again.
