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- 1 War of Resistance: The Strongest Chinese-Equipped Division 抗战：最强中械师 This isn't a mindless power fantasy, and the early chapters won't be especially gratifying either. The focus is on development and building up resources. There is quite a lot of detail about weapon performance, but it's important to advancing the plot. The story emphasizes artillery above all else, and later there will also be armored vehicles, aircraft, and great voyages, so it won't devote too many resources to small arms early on. 13.2kReads7.8Score876Shelves
- 2 I Told You to Defend Sihang Warehouse, So Why Did You Bring Out a Tiger Tank? 让你守四行仓库你把虎式开出来？ [Battle of Shanghai] + [Defend the Jiangyin Fortress] + [Later Frontline Battles] + [No Romance] + [Illustrations of Weapons and Equipment] (Veteran author, with an existing million-character work rated 9.0. Quality guaranteed.) On the eve of the Battle of Shanghai, Lin Feng transmigrates into the commander of a ragtag security regiment, and his start is on hell difficulty: he's locked in a bandit jail. Fortunately, he has a troop-generation System. Kill bandits, deal with traitors, and expan 1.8kReads8.5Score166Shelves
- 3 War of Resistance: Backed by a System, a Fellow Townsman from Fenghua 抗日：系统傍身，奉化老乡 [No AI, entirely hand-written] In 1926, I set out from Fenghua and began my military career. Wherever our Party and army went, the people welcomed us wholeheartedly. We truly had every advantage of the times on our side. That vibrant scene, with all things thriving and competing to flourish, is still vivid before my eyes. How could Shanghai, in just a few short years, become the place where I would meet my end!? No matter how you look at it, we have 800,000 troops against their 300,000. The adva 77.6kReads7.6Score4.8kShelves
- 4 War of Resistance: On the Songhu Battlefield, I Crush the Japanese Invaders! 抗战：人淞沪战场，暴击小鬼子！ On the eve of the War of Resistance, Tan Yi transmigrates into the captain of a security regiment in Shanghai. Fortunately, [Glory of Generals] awakens, rewarding him with a coastal defense cannon from the start. Want to land? Have you asked my coastal defense cannon first? Every promotion in rank brings a reward: Garands, M2 heavy machine guns, 155 mm howitzers... Japanese invaders, come and see how powerful my shells are! 1.4kReads7.8Score200Shelves
- 5 Republican Era: Starting with Whampoa's First Class 民国：从黄埔一期开始 [No System] [From the start at Whampoa] [Front-line resistance war] [Over a million words so far, with an army of 300,000 and countless enemy kills] Lu Muzhi, a civil engineer, transmigrates to the first class at Whampoa Military Academy in 1924. He advances carefully, makes his way into the heart of power, and completes his studies. Alongside a host of future generals, Lu Muzhi takes part in the Eastern Campaign and the Northern Expedition, rising through the ranks from a young Whampoa cadet to 2.1kReads8.7Score174Shelves
- 6 War of Resistance: Starting in Songhu, I Fight in Every Battle 抗战：从淞沪开始打满全场 In 1937, the Japanese launched a full-scale invasion of China. Though I, Little Commander Li, came from humble beginnings, the most distinguished thing in my family was that my grandfather had once worked as a clerk at the Chiang family’s salt shop in Xikou Town, Fenghua. And though I started out with no high rank, I was merely a battalion commander in the army’s first mechanized unit, the Armored Corps. But through my own efforts, I made a brief appearance on the Songhu battlefield and caught t 4.4kReads8.8Score186Shelves
- 7 From the Start of the Republic, I Applied to the First Class at Whampoa: I'm from Fenghua 民国开局报考黄埔一期我是奉化人 [Main Battlefield + First Class of Whampoa + No System + No Fighting Among Ourselves] If you're here for the War of Resistance, start reading from Chapter 43. The earlier chapters cover Whampoa and Eastern Europe. Liu Bin looks back on the century of humiliation in the history of the Rabbit nation. To make up for the regrets of history, he'll set foot in Whampoa's first class and rewrite what happened in places like Shanghai and Nanjing. It all starts now, in Fenghua. What does it matter if y 114Reads5.9Score—Shelves
- 8 The Spy's Daily Life After the System Dumped Me in Republican-Era China 【被系统坑到民国的】间谍日常 An ordinary office worker gets a System, but before she can enjoy any of its benefits, it dumps her into a parallel-world version of Republican-era China. That's where her life as a spy begins. From an ordinary field operative to an undercover agent, from a regular spy to a triple agent, she goes from reluctant to willing, writing her own legend in the great metropolis of Shanghai... Check out the new book next door: The Village Girl, the Grand Diviner, also known as After Getting a Puppet Space 46.6kReads9.5Score4.9kShelves
- 9 Passing Myself Off as a Rich Returnee in the 1980s 在八零伪装回国土豪 Su Tianci, an ordinary working stiff for 25 years, spends his free time exploring the wilderness. By chance, he discovers a box full of U.S. dollars. Overjoyed, Su Tianci starts dreaming about where to go for a meat-stuffed flatbread. But before he can even celebrate, he slips and inexplicably tumbles off a cliff. When he comes to again, he has somehow arrived in an era full of opportunity… 7.9kReads5.8Score338Shelves
- 10 Twin Rivers: Bloodbath in Republican-Era Shanghai 双川民国之沪上血战 Su Tianci has spent 25 years as a working stiff. After leaving the military, he has the job he earned stolen by someone with power and influence. His attempts to seek justice come to nothing, and with the other side's overwhelming influence, he has no choice but to become a delivery driver. Who could have guessed that while performing a good deed, he'd be struck by a heavy truck and sent straight to the Republican era? Then his transmigration golden finger turns out to let him travel between the 172Reads7.2Score149Shelves
- 11 Traveling Between Two Worlds: The Red-Hot Years 两界穿梭之火红年代 Li Xiaren is an ordinary office worker, trudging through grueling days that start at eight in the morning and end at midnight. One day, after finally getting several months of back pay, he plans to give himself a well-deserved break. Who could have guessed that eating a grilled kidney for no apparent reason would send him back to the 1970s when he woke up? Luckily, he discovers he can return to 2025, and so two completely different eras open up before him!!! 254Reads7.6Score101Shelves
- 12 A Double Crossing to Make a Fortune in Republican-Era China 双穿之民国淘金 Li Xiaren had spent 25 years as a wage slave, living at the bottom of society and crushed by the pressure of making ends meet. No matter how hard he worked to earn money, he still couldn't afford a home of his own. Even his longtime girlfriend left him. Downhearted, he finally managed to collect the wages he'd been owed and planned to head to Tian Shang Ren Jian for a stuffed flatbread. But who could have guessed? A ball of lightning struck him and sent him straight back to a turbulent era. More 532Reads7.7Score135Shelves
- 13 Traveling Between Two Worlds: The 1970s 两界穿梭之七零年代 Wu Xiaoyao is a working-class nobody, a corporate drudge who likes to unwind by grilling skewers and letting loose whenever he has a bit of free time. But an out-of-control dump truck sends him hurtling back to the fiery age of the 1970s. What surprises him is that he can travel back and forth between the seventies and 2025. Two completely different eras now lie before him. 131Reads7.6Score—Shelves
