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War of Resistance: My German-Equipped Army Is Always at Full Strength 抗战：我的德械军团每月满编
After returning home from overseas, I was assigned to a remote border region as a defense officer with no real authority. Everyone was convinced I would perish in this desperate land overrun with bandits, but I had a trump card of my own. My elite troops received a full complement of new recruits every month, with weapons and ammunition supplied without interruption and state-of-the-art equipment. Starting from the old border-region office, I wiped out bandits, brought armed forces under control
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Three Thousand Heavy Armors a Month: How Could the Ming Dynasty Lose? 每月3000重甲，大明怎么输
On the twelfth day of the third month in the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, I transmigrated into the body of Crown Prince Zhu Cilang. My father would hang himself at Coal Hill in five days. Li Zicheng’s million-strong army had already breached Juyong Pass. At court, the Grand Secretary presented a memorial requesting that the Crown Prince be sent to negotiate peace, while the Directorate of Ceremonial had prepared ropes to bind me. Was the nation’s fate sealed, with all hope lost? No! I had thre
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One Bag of Pig Feed Every Second: How Could the Great Ming Lose? 一秒一袋猪饲料，大明怎么输？
After transmigrating into the Yongli Emperor Zhu Youlang, he becomes a puppet on the very first day of his reign. Ding Kuichu is preparing to flee with eighty ships loaded with gold and silver. Shaowu's thirty-thousand-strong army will be at the city gates in ten days, while Li Chengdong is hiding in Chaozhou, waiting to profit from the chaos. No troops, no pay, no reinforcements. The entire court is in revolt. Just as everyone thinks the Great Ming is doomed, the System activates. Other people'
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Warring States: My Heavy Cavalry Legion Is Always at Full Strength 战国：我的重甲军团每月满编
Bai Qi flooded Yingcheng, wiping out the main Chu army. The Qin forces now marched straight for Yingdu. I was a prince of Chu, unloved and no warrior. Before fleeing east, my father pressed a blank edict into my hand. “I give you full authority. Defend the state to the death.” In truth, I was a pawn, sacrificed to buy him three days to escape with his life. The palace gates were in ruins, and beacon smoke stung my eyes. I stood atop the city wall with neither soldiers nor generals, watching a bl
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