Transmigrating to 1937: Guerrilla Warfare in Shanghai

Transmigrating to 1937, on the eve of the Battle of Shanghai.

Su Wanqing, a modern researcher in special operations, wakes up with nothing but a wooden board and three soldiers who are scared out of their wits.

A Japanese army company is closing in.

She uses lime powder to blind them, broken glass to make traps, and firecrackers to imitate machine guns. In twenty minutes, she takes out seventeen Japanese soldiers.

From then on, the Battle of Shanghai has a new combatant, a woman who specializes in fighting the "impossible battles."

She teaches the scattered soldiers how to fight in the streets, the guerrillas how to make explosives, and the Eighth Route Army how to set ambushes.

No romance, all about getting things done. She uses modern tactics to teach the Japanese a lesson.

Because some battles have to be fought.