Gears and Ashes: Starting with a Scrapped Tank

Theme of this book: An armored war epic based on the fictional world view of World War II, including tank battles, armored clusters, air-ground coordination, mechanical growth, and unsystematic travel. From scrapped tanks to torrents of steel, muddy winters, beach landings and large-scale armored battles will all take place. In the spring of the 623rd year of the continental calendar, Chen Mo woke up amid artillery fire and became Arthur Gray, a mechanical soldier of the Granville Expeditionary Force. In front, the armored clusters of the German Empire were tearing apart the defense line of the Kingdom of Afalon; behind, there were wounded, broken troops, and a retreat road blocked by debris. A Tomahawk infantry tank with broken tracks and stalled engine became everyone's last hope. There is no system, no complete blueprint, and no advanced industry appears out of thin air. All Chen Mo could rely on were the skills he had honed in the repair shop since childhood and his scattered memories of the development of machinery. From repairing a tank that was on the verge of being scrapped under artillery fire, to following armored troops across plains, seas of sand, mud, and ice to participate in steel battles, Chen Mo used repair, modification, and judgment time and time again to change the fate of vehicles, crews, and even the entire unit. He also gradually understood that truly advanced machines were not just faster, stronger, and more difficult to destroy. It should also complete its mission and bring back the people inside if possible. The gears are still turning and the ashes have fallen.