With war raging everywhere, the protagonist starts out as a defeated soldier, putting down roots in northern Myanmar and rallying the remnants of the army. Taking advantage of the gap left by the retreat of the British and French colonial powers, he stirs up the native peoples of the Indochinese Peninsula to tie down the Japanese army, wears down the Japanese forces through war, and builds his strength amid the chaos until he takes the entire Indochinese Peninsula.
He then turns south to control the South Seas and the Strait of Malacca, commanding the Andaman Sea and Sumatra, and facing India and Bangladesh. The new nation becomes deeply integrated with the Chinese mainland, with free movement between the two for ordinary people, while retaining an independent military and political system. The two coexist as equals.
There is no System, and no miracle of getting aid for free. Every chance to survive must be bought with something of your own. Author's note: The story and place names in this book are fictional. I am revising the place names, so there may be occasional inconsistencies between earlier and later chapters for a short while. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause while reading.
Just look at the introduction and you'll know you're going to lick it! I don't dare to write that each one is doing his own thing, either absorbing the Soviet system's gift package or the American system's tens of billions of subsidies. Do you want to be a fool in both ways? And they coexist with the north 😄 Special backhand, he is naturally shorter than the other side! If there is any benefit, just give it to the North.
As soon as I saw the introduction, I didn't want to read it. If you take the history as an excuse, you can just lay down a heritage for the Chinese nation. Is it necessary to lick it? Isn't it good for each of them to develop well?
A good book,,,,
Aren't more than 3,000 troops going to be reorganized? Mob
I've already read Chapter 70 and he's still called Ergou. His subordinates are also called Ergou. The leader of the resistance organization is Ergou. Haha.
Ai Shuiwen really likes to describe in detail. His tone and movements, well, anyway, a lot of them are described in detail for you.
It's a good book. I've rarely seen a book with such hard-core logic.