Laiyang Metal: Flames of War

The First Republic of China was very chaotic. Generally speaking, Rabbit had a bottom line at that time. Other gangs and those under Baldy had no bottom line at all. They got 50,000 oceans at the beginning. Do you know what it was like there? In 1914, a piece of ocean was exchanged for about 44 nearly kilograms of rice. After you get the money, you will be sunk into the Huangpu River when you go out. Although the second young master is inferior, he is still a warlord. You can meet him if you want. Let's put it this way, I heard the old man say that when the son of the leader of a local garrison went out to listen to a play, the whole floor where he was sitting would basically be cleared.

As soon as I heard about setting up a factory in Northeast China, I read a book. It's a book that you can't read without thinking. It's rubbish.

If nothing else, it's finally not Li Yunlong.

The logic is illogical, there is no outline, and I want to compete with my rabbit for the world. Must be eunuch

In the Republic of China, the protagonist watched the bank teller carry more than 1,000 gold bars to his car, and then drove away... Without asking anyone to accompany him for protection, and he didn't even bring a knife, let alone a gun!! This is just an insignificant plot in this book. I will not list other unreasonable plots one by one.

The starting point is getting worse and worse. I used to play every day, but now I come once every half month! Still no good books

I just don't understand. What can't be done with medicinal materials, jade, even antique and precious wood? You insist on gold. Do you really think that the country won't monitor a large amount of gold? It is still obviously the gold of the Republic of China

There is only one year left, and construction is still going on in the Northeast. With a little bit of brains, can a security group that has never experienced war be able to withstand hundreds of thousands of Kwantung Army aircraft and artillery? And the Japanese Navy's warship bombardment? Isn't this capitalizing on the enemy? There's water in my head

Zhang Xueliang is a bastard. If it hadn't been for the Xi'an Incident, he would have died on the pillar of shame.

Accepted, the Japs have long been salivating over the three eastern provinces. There are so many spies. Isn't the protagonist going to deliver meat? You have been in the Japs' sight since you came into contact with Zhang Xueliang. Do you still want to develop?