War of Resistance: From the Start of the Long March, I Build a Strong Nation

{Jump in without worry: strong historical atmosphere, tactics and strategy. Several novels in the same genre are featured here, and this one made the rankings. It just went offline for a while.} After being reborn for a second time, Qiu Cheng returns to 1934. In his previous life, he fell on foreign frozen soil. This time, he wants more than simply to keep winning. Standing by the Xiang River, he studies the map for a long time. When World War II ends, can China stand shoulder to shoulder with the Eagle? He has considered many paths, but most lead nowhere. An agricultural country with no industry or technology, surrounded by powerful nations: by any calculation, catching up with the world’s leading power in just over a decade is an impossible task. But he is here now. The road may be fixed, but people can change. This time, he is bound to [Absolute Command]: any soldier under his command obeys every order without question, with one hundred percent loyalty. A division left behind by the main force becomes an ever-stronger iron army in his hands. From the Long March to the War of Resistance Against Japan, and then from that war to World War II, he fights as he goes, breaking through every path that once seemed impossible. The road ahead is shrouded in mist, its end nowhere in sight. But so what? Isn’t the point of transmigrating to turn the impossible into the possible? Just do it. (This story takes place in a parallel timeline, using modern history as its backdrop. The plans and ideas in the book concerning the future are literary extrapolations and reflections. They explore an alternative possibility and are not a record of real history.)