Anti-Japanese War: Students Really Don't Want to Be Generals!

[Resistance + system + gathering broken troops + explosive equipment + growth of famous generals + passionate group portraits] In 1926, sixteen-year-old Shen Lichuan lied about his age and entered the military academy. Eleven years later, the all-out war of resistance broke out, and the commander's combat readiness system, which had been dormant for many years, was finally launched. Kill the enemy to get battle medals, and save people to get military souls. Guns can be exchanged, cannons can be exchanged, and ammunition can be exchanged, but the system will not give it to living people. So Shen Lichuan developed a habit - picking up people. We need broken troops, wounded and recovered troops, and artillery, engineers, machine gunners, and communications corps to take as many as they come. Others have a group of three thousand people, but he has a group of eight thousand people. Others have a brigade of 10,000 people, but his brigade has 20,000 people. When Shangfeng came to check with the military register, he still looked innocent: "It's really not that I want to expand the army. They are all left behind by themselves." From the beacon fire of Songhu to the bloody battle of Jinling, from the battlefield of Xuzhou to the mountains of northern Hunan. Shen Lichuan collected remaining soldiers, reorganized old troops, grabbed equipment, and strengthened the army along the way. What he wanted to do was never be a high official. I just want those who have been separated to have a place to go back to.