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When he woke up again, he saw the devastated and ruined city, but he became a different person. All the memories reminded him that this was not China but a chaotic war zone. Under the ruins everywhere, people in rags are constantly looking for usable items, and all of this is caused simply because a superpower wants to exchange for the oil and mineral deposits here at a ridiculously low price. So the war broke out, and the protagonist had a system that he was very familiar with, which was the war game Red Dragon. The game was about using soldier cards to form your own deck, and then entering the game to compete with other players. By occupying areas and killing enemy troops, you obtained command points and then summoned your own troops from the troop dispatch point to participate in the battle. In this new world that is completely different from the world he was born in, the protagonist builds his own military force, growing bigger and stronger through constant misfires until he restores peace to this war-torn area and builds a new home. The whole book is a war fantasy and has nothing to do with this time and space. It uses a large number of military weapons to carry out a trinity war of sea, land and air. There is no word count phenomenon, so that readers can feel the excitement and immersiveness!