Showbiz + War of Resistance + Drawing Sword + Cross-Time Airdrops + Passion + Face-Slapping Dramas + Love of Country and Family + Righting Past Wrongs + Li Yunlong + Tearjerker
At the film studio, "bomb buns" and "ripping Japanese soldiers apart with bare hands" were all the rage. The deputy director pointed at Su Zheng and berated him for not understanding the market, forcing him to make a trashy blockbuster for the sake of clicks.
Su Zheng threw down his script in fury and accidentally activated the [Iron-Blooded Projector]!
As long as he made realistic, hard-hitting films and TV dramas about the War of Resistance, every bit of shock and every tear from the audience would be converted directly into weapons and supplies, precisely airdropped onto the 1940 battlefield!
When the promotional video for Drawing Sword was released, veterans across the internet broke down in tears, and hundreds of millions of viewers were moved to their core!
At Cangyun Ridge, Li Yunlong was out of ammunition and supplies and preparing for a bayonet charge when ten mortars and fifty thousand rounds of ammunition suddenly dropped out of thin air behind the mountain!
Li Yunlong's eyes turned red:
"They say the Japanese are pretty good with bayonets. Today, I'll drown them in shells! What kind of crack troops are these? I take on crack troops!"
While others were still making dramas full of pretty young actors with slicked-back hair and powdered faces, Su Zheng had already used the tears of hundreds of millions of viewers to equip Sun Desheng with heavy bulletproof armor, send a shotgun to Monk Wei, and turn the Independent Regiment into a fully mechanized combined-arms brigade!
Years later, looking at the surrender sword of the Japanese First Army commander that had appeared in the museum, Su Zheng smiled faintly.
Who says making movies can't save a country?
