Transmigrating to Republican-Era China: From the Start, I Bind Myself to Two Fellow Villagers?

After waking from a nap, Jiang Yu had gone from being a college student to a new recruit at Whampoa Military Academy in 1933.

Just as he was worrying about how to survive in this world, a sudden chime rang in his mind.

The All-Talent Upgrade System was now bound to him.

But it could only be unlocked after he met two other transmigrators.

Jiang Yu: 🤓?

After the System was finally unlocked...

He trained his stamina, studied tactics, hit every target at the range, and took out the enemy command post during an exercise. His instructor clapped him on the shoulder. “You’re the most incredible soldier I’ve ever trained.”

The other two were a wealthy Jinling merchant and a Communist agent.

Three people, three paths.

Ahead lay Shanghai, Jinling, and a national catastrophe threatening four hundred million people.

The day Jiang Yu became a platoon leader, his System upgraded.

The Hero Company System.

It brought the mechanics of a video game straight into reality.

His random starting trait was the German defensive doctrine.

Jiang Yu: So I can get the sappers to hand-build an 88 mm gun? 🤓

System: You can even build a Panther tank by hand! 😋😋

Maybe he couldn’t change history. That was fine.

Killing one more Japanese soldier would make it worthwhile...

(The early chapters focus on everyday life; later arcs turn to the War of Resistance. If you want to read about the war, you can jump straight to Chapter 83.)

(The story develops steadily. It isn’t a fast-paced power fantasy where a handful of people crush enemies many times their number.)

(Please note that this is a parallel world. Any people, organizations, events, or battles here that share names with real ones, or are fictional, have no connection to reality and are not intended as references to anything real.

This is just an ordinary, brainless power fantasy. Please don’t read too much into it.)