This is a War of Resistance novel unlike any you've read before.
It avoids every common pitfall of the genre.
No Nationalist apologia, no glorification of German weapons, no protagonist plot armor, and absolutely no conjuring armies out of thin air. No foreign savior coming to the rescue, no whitewashing any side of history, and no emotional manipulation. The Hearts of Iron System shuts down right on schedule on January 1, 1949.
Industrial logic takes the place of heroic narratives, military doctrine replaces the protagonist's personal aura, and every war of attrition becomes a foothold for the next offensive.
From the remnants of the 19th Route Army, to leading Guangdong Province's industrial development, and then to the flames of the War of Resistance.
He fought across Shanghai and Nanjing, clashed at Jiujiang and Nanchang, saved Wuhan and Guangzhou, and at one point coordinated the country's entire arms industry.
The protagonist has no heroine and no harem, only technical weapons.
The Austrian Böhler 47 mm infantry gun, the Czech Škoda 38t light tank, the French GPF 155 mm super-heavy gun, Hispano-powered Soviet fighter planes...
This is a novel that gives you a new answer to the question of why the War of Resistance was won.
And afterward, how much farther ahead will a reborn Guangdong Province and China be than in our own era?
Wow, the system was exposed from the beginning.
This is planned to be cut
The subject matter is very good, but it's a pity that the AI flavor is too strong. Looks a little weird