Anti-Japanese War: My War Merits Mall

Time Travel | Anti-Japanese War | System Store | Profiteer's Face | Pretending to Be a Pig and Eat a Tiger | Growth Flow In the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, Li Mancang, a social worker, opened his eyes and was lying on the battlefield of Taihang Mountain in 1937. The beams of the roof were burning red, and opposite him were Japanese soldiers with bayonets. What's even worse is that he can't even hold a gun steady, and he can only do PPT in modern society. Survive the desperate situation, and the "war merit mall" opens in the mind. The store rules are simple and crude: if you kill a Japanese soldier, you will be credited with five military exploits. But the manager of this store is a profiteer. He limits the quantity, raises the price, and does not give credit. He borrowed two rolls of bandages to save Da Kui, and they had to settle the interest with him first. Don't know how to fight? Easy to handle. Blueprints, ammunition, and grenade launchers are all available if you have sufficient military exploits. A profiteer is a profiteer, and he can really train you from "trembling when you pull the trigger" to a leader. So Li Mancang, with his life-saving Dakui and Erdan, whose archery skills were astonishing, started with seven people and seven guns, eating black food and hoarding grains, building gun towers, blowing up bridge foundations, tearing up blockades, and forcibly creating an independent battalion that no one in the Taihang Mountains dared to look down upon. In the smoke of gunpowder, he only wanted to understand one thing: He didn't know how long the war would last, but he could follow his brothers, one by one, and make it to dawn alive.