Shen Huai arrives in northwest China in 1940 with a “System.”
The System's shop is more powerful than ever, but from the start, every section is grayed out because he lacks manpower.
Shen Huai doesn't panic. Drawing on his unconventional special-operations mindset, he secretly establishes the “Special Intelligence Bureau” within the ranks.
No heavy weapons? Then he'll use the ones he exchanges for in the System...
With precise intelligence interception and overwhelming tactical advantages, Shen Huai steadily builds up his forces while keeping casualties to a minimum. The gray sections of the shop gradually light up!
One day, the commander-in-chief stares at the piles of defense maps on his desk and falls into deep thought. “Just how many spies has this Shen Huai planted?”
When I saw the middle, I saw the plot was repetitive and confusing, and then I couldn't watch it anymore. Come on, author.
The meat bun beats the dog, and there is no return. Come on, children's works!