My Leader: Buy Supplies and Go to Nanyang

After transforming into the most inconspicuous silly boy among Zenda's defeated soldiers, Liu Chan knew that her life was doomed. But there was a screen of light in front of him that no one else could see - within a few miles, broken bowls were gray, rotten wood was gray, and only the silver coins of a few wealthy families glowed pitifully white. Until he touched the smuggling village outside the town, three green dots suddenly popped up on the light screen. Green supplies. Damn it, I found a treasure. That night, he brought bean cakes and bean paste, and the three of them beat up an old janitor and robbed the medicine and weapon parts hidden in the village. From then on, Zenda lost a fool, and there was a ruthless man named Liu on the Sino-Vietnamese border. Japanese? I have a map and know when you are transporting what supplies, so I will intercept you. American? You are throwing money away in East Asia, right? I am happy to accept it. British French? I have the final say here. From a corner of western Yunnan to the entire Indo-China Peninsula, from the artillery fire of the Anti-Japanese War to the changes after the war, while others were fighting to the death to seize the territory, he carried the system and picked up leaks, cut off the confusion, and quietly made a fortune along the way. Railways, ports, minerals, oil fields - they are clearly marked on the map, so no fool would take them. Nantianmen is no longer in a desperate situation! The cannon fodder group has also become a big boss! What is time travel? It means to beat the Japanese until they are sore, to make the Americans bald, and to take down everything that should be taken. Who says I'm a fool anymore? Let him see what it means to be a Nanyang talker.