Su Bei transmigrates into the world of Bright Sword in 1940, becoming a soldier in the Independent Regiment. He awakens max-level comprehension and joins Li Yunlong in a head-on breakout against the Sakamoto Regiment.
After the Battle of Cangyun Ridge,
Li Yunlong is reassigned to take command of the Independent Regiment. Not long afterward, the entire regiment disperses into small units to develop independently for six months!
[Ding! You watched Wang Chengzhu assemble a mortar. Your comprehension is maxed out, and you have acquired the Expert Gunner skill!]
[Ding! You listened to the Japanese soldiers speaking Japanese. Your comprehension is maxed out, and you have acquired max-level Japanese!]
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With his comprehension maxed out, Su Bei acquires all kinds of skills. He recruits troops and gathers talent along the way, bringing in gifted men from the original story, including Wang Chengzhu, Wang Gensheng, Wang Xikui, and Wei Heshang. His equipment goes through several upgrades.
Six months later, the whole regiment reunites.
First Battalion Commander Zhang Dabiao: My battalion has just over a thousand men, and we've got one Italian cannon.
Second Battalion Commander Shen Quan: My battalion has exactly a thousand men. I did manage to capture a few heavy machine guns.
As everyone chats, an American-equipped division appears before them.
A cavalry regiment, an artillery regiment, a tank battalion, special forces... the equipment leaves Li Yunlong stunned!
Third Battalion Commander Su Bei grins. "Regiment Commander, you're about to become a division commander anyway."
With such a system of enlightenment, wouldn't it be better to create your own cultivation method for immortality?
Just take a look, don't take it seriously.
The ending was too fast, and the weapons were too advanced.
I hate keeping Japanese prisoners of war around, having to watch over them and feed them.
This is a bit different from the original plot! An artillery company going to fight a combat battalion with special forces?
The supplies aren't sent to the system storage; they just explode on the ground. Isn't that aiding the enemy while fighting and retreating?
It wasn't very interesting; it was just a chronological account of each scene, summarizing it briefly before moving on to the next one.
Ten tons of TNT could sink a small island nation? Ten tons of nuclear weapons couldn't even sink an island nation—that's utterly ignorant!
Nothing special, to sum it up, it's just one scene.
How can a book like this get an 8.2 Rating?