Northeast Sniper God

Yun Manshu, who was on a special mission, unexpectedly transmigrated and suddenly found herself on a smoke-filled battlefield in the War of Resistance Against Japan. At the time, the Eighth Route Army was locked in fierce combat with the Japanese forces. Outnumbered, our troops were steadily retreating, and casualties continued to mount. Alone, she knew she could not turn the tide of the entire battle by herself. Fortunately, she had brought along her custom-made pink 98k sniper rifle. She quickly concealed herself on a sheltered rise overlooking the battlefield. Rather than expose herself recklessly, she waited in the shadows for her chance. Through her scope, she picked out key Japanese targets. Shots rang out one after another, and Japanese machine gunners were picked off in succession, leaving an instant gap in their suppressing fire. Then enemy commanders and junior officers fell one after another to her rifle. The Japanese command structure suffered a devastating blow, and their firepower deployment descended into chaos. Yun Manshu remained hidden, never revealing her identity. Using her sniper fire, she gave the Eighth Route Army soldiers fighting desperately a chance to catch their breath and bought the front-line troops precious time to counterattack.