[Legend of the Sword: Tech + System + Power Fantasy + Steel Tide]
Li Yunlong is reborn in a parallel world of Legend of the Sword and gains a sub-System for killing Japanese soldiers.
Every Japanese soldier he kills earns him points, which he can exchange for weapons.
"Excellent! I'm Li Yunlong. I may not know how to do much, but I sure know how to kill Japanese soldiers."
In his previous life, Li Yunlong never managed to wipe out the Japanese completely, and it ate at him.
This time,
he'll fight all the way to Japan, sink the island, and leave no future threat.
First, he'll form a sniper battalion, then a rocket artillery battalion.
A tank battalion and a bomber battalion are essential, too.
"Commander, should we open fire?" Zhang Dabiao shouted.
"Are the super torpedoes ready?"
"Reporting, Commander, they're ready."
"Then what the hell are we waiting for? Blow that Japanese island to hell!"
"Yes, sir! We guarantee mission completion."
I feel that the command level does not know how to fight, and it does not know what is best based on the actual situation. It only knows that it is issuing orders from the command headquarters, and it does not consider what is best for the actual situation.
Finally, someone destroyed Xiao Baga. This country should no longer exist.
Can I have an atomic bomb?
What rubbish. Follow Liangjian. All invincible. Still loading dishes. Keep more than 10 million points for future use. And dispersed the troops. I don't know how to shoot. Then wash the ground with artillery fire. Reclaim after occupation. Then blast away. What else to fight? Just push flat when you encounter it.
The writing is very good, but it's a little bit boring and shitty (bombs can't destroy poop)
I didn't even look, I just listened. I was upset when I saw typos, so I just listened without looking.
If Li Yunlong really did what he said, he would not survive 3 episodes
After reading the last chapter, I am still a group leader. It is so clever.
Is it better to update three times a day now than once every three days?
You can hit a hammer and still understand history