A useless good-for-nothing dumped after an arranged engagement? A bullied live-in son-in-law? They’re all weaklings!
Chen Huang transmigrates into the impoverished nephew of a warlord in Republican-era China. From the start, he faces hundreds of thousands of Central Army troops bearing down on him, his top general in revolt, and his uncle’s “empire” on the verge of collapse.
At the end of his rope? No, this is where he ascends to godhood!
A traitor switches sides for money? With just one newspaper office, Chen Huang ruins his reputation and sends a million-strong army scattering without a fight!
The enemy launches a silver-bullet offensive? He cuts off their supply at the source, leaving them with nothing but deserters for the money they spent!
The Japanese invaders act high and mighty? He mows them down with machine guns and trades their heads for System rewards!
While others squabble for power, he quietly takes control of Guangdong.
[Decisive and ruthless + masterful scheming behind the scenes + historical power fantasy] Watch Chen Huang turn the tables at will, rising from an abandoned pawn on Hainan Island to the uncrowned king of Republican China!
This hanging and opening is too fierce. And hundreds of thousands of troops. There is still such a large heavy industry in Hainan that no one has discovered in several years. 30 Photos and you are invincible! Hemp
I don't even have an introduction. I can't tell who the protagonist is in one and a half chapters.
It has been updated to Chapter 77. The first part is okay, but the later part of the battle is basically nonsense. I don't even know what it is talking about. It talks about this and that, and then there is a lot of popular science.
Hanging up too hard I have no idea what is being said behind the scenes.
The beginning was quite exciting, but in the middle I saw the exchange of troops stationed there. I immediately knew that the author wanted to participate in every battle to show his presence. The problem is that you already have a system and you are still messing around like this. How to deliver supplies to troops in other places? Can it be delivered remotely?
One-star review: The game has been pushed so hard that it can be pushed horizontally, and it is still hidden. Selling its own interests to foreign countries and letting them coordinate with Japan. Isn't this a fool? Hundreds of thousands, art mechanics, German mechanics, the most advanced fighter aircraft carriers are all there. Expand the territory, and there will be more rewards. And then it is still hidden and tucked in. I don't know what to write. @_@ Faints
A two thousand ton aircraft carrier????? Is it true what the author said I didn't graduate from elementary school???
An army uses three sets of weapon systems to compare
What about the system? What are the system functions? After reading more than ten chapters, I didn't even know what the system's functions were. I mentioned the protagonist's time travel belt system earlier, but then it disappeared...
For the sake of fighting the Japanese, give it three stars. The combat system is too complicated, and the weapons and equipment are from several countries with different calibers. Isn't the logistics exhausted? There is also a system that rewards you with so many weapons, equipment, and troops. You won't want to lick them in the end, right? Don't you want to argue? So why are you giving these?