A supernatural resurrection genre, blending games, anime, movies, and British and American TV shows. The setting is well-reasoned and reliable! Check it out!)

A supernatural resurrection story from the 1990s, where you'll find a Call of Duty superhero-esque protagonist battling otherworldly monsters:

strolling through Silent Hill with Nikki.

A student armed with the Azure Files robs a gangster bank.

Recruiting soldiers from around the world to form an army without borders. Journey

into a dungeon world with the help of the Silver Key-wielding Witch of Salem.

Defeat BOW in Mogadishu with the Ironback Carrier and Teammate Nemesis from Resident Evil.

Courageously charge towards the shadowy evil god ahead with warship-transforming shipgirls.

Lead the Ace Combat team in a violent assault on the air defense network of a North American power.

Utilize androids to maintain FAF Fialli Base and the massive submarine carrier Alicorn...

ahem!

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(Whisper: Definitely not some hardcore military article)

Just as the Tang Dynasty poet Xu Yin wrote in his poem "The Two Jin Dynasties":

“For three generations they schemed to found an empire,

Yet left behind widows and orphans in pity.

The crime lies with Cheng Ji—Heaven holds the grudge,

The blade raised against a wise ruler brings eternal sorrow.”

The Western Jin was not rightfully founded—it made too many mistakes and inherited numerous problems from the Eastern Han and the Three Kingdoms era.

By the end of the Jin Dynasty, the issues had become deeply entrenched and irreversible. The empire desperately needed a new value system and governance structure.

But, “Who would have thought that high-nosed barbarians could grasp fate,

Waving war banners across the Central Plains?”

History never gave them that chance.

Those who bring disaster upon themselves cannot escape ruin.

A time traveler arrives at the crumbling end of the Western Jin.

What he must do first—is simply survive.

A sudden sinkhole in the middle of the Pacific connects two worlds, and humanity's first contact of the third kind unfolds in an unexpected way. Facing a hostile alien civilization, fighter jets strike from the vast skies! Naval aviation forces fight relentlessly on the front lines of the Western Pacific!

[Funny] + [War] + [Mecha Wars] + [Politics] + [Fantasy]

(This is a political, military, science fiction, satirical, and comedic novel, drawing inspiration from classic works such as "Yes, Minister," "Yes, Prime Minister," "The Good Soldier Schweik," and "Catch-22," as well as political satires and military jokes from around the world.)

In the year 1923 of the Universal Calendar, a war of unprecedented magnitude erupted on a world called Ada. Soldiers from various nations, maneuvering giant mobile armor, slaughtered each other, leaving corpses strewn across the land...

In this war-torn era, Lieutenant Euan Hurst, who traveled from another world, was forced to voluntarily enlist in the army under the order of the Queen of the Histania Empire.

Although he had already prepared himself for the idea that "the world is a giant makeshift organization," he still encountered many unexpectedly bizarre characters, such as a quartermaster who caused shortages in everything he managed, a medical officer who sold soldiers' amputated limbs as organic fertilizer, and even a commander who forced his soldiers to run a half marathon in the middle of winter...

In addition, his ridiculous military career was also filled with various bizarre incidents, such as using burnt bread crumbs instead of coffee powder, deliberately writing the deaths of other soldiers in battle reports to withhold resettlement fees, and executing prisoners of war with poisoned potatoes when he could not find bullets.

When the war ended, a reporter interviewed the now successful Youen. When asked how the war had changed him, he smiled and said:

"I think the biggest change the war has had on me is that it has transformed me from a young man with some mental problems into a young man with a mental illness."

Joachim travelled to Germany more than a hundred years ago, with wisdom, insight, diligence and persistence to fight his own world. He exploded the British fleet, created the amphibious landing stream, navigated through the small island states of Europe, and climbed to the highest peak of his life step by step with extraordinary courage and vigour, and listened to the cheers of millions of people with the sacred halo of the Saviour: Hurrah, Joachim!

[Anti-Japanese War + System + Lone Wolf + Thrilling Novel] Without joining any faction, acting alone, an average of one Japanese soldier dies every 20 words.

Mindless, exhilarating gameplay; parallel universe setting; readers who prefer historical accuracy should proceed with caution. Don't let the book die out before reading; it might even get banned if you keep reading too long.

In Northeast China, I'll give the Japanese a few decent ways to die: going forward means being poisoned, going in the middle means being frozen solid, and retreating means facing my Gatling gun. Which of you 10,000 Japanese soldiers would you choose?

With a pitchfork and a 98K! A lone wolf fighting the Japanese! The system made me a lone wolf and wiped out the entire Japanese camp!

Travel back to the depths of the Taihang Mountains in 1937!

I thought I could change the course of the war with my historical knowledge, but I never expected to find the Japanese sweeping through my village as soon as I opened my eyes!

Watching helplessly as his fellow villagers were killed and his homes destroyed, Li Han was consumed by rage but powerless to do anything about it.

Right here...

Victor Hugo: "You all call me the 'Conscience of France,' but right now it beats in Lionel's breast!" Émile Zola: "'Naturalism' or 'Realism'? No, only Lionel's 'Modernism' belongs to the 20th century!" Gustave Flaubert: "Maupassant was my best student, Lionel my confidant." Guy de Maupassant: "Lionel's only shortcoming was that he had not contracted the noble, majestic syphilis." Anton Chekhov: "What else do we need in this world besides sunshine, air, water, and a smile? Lionel's works, of course!" Leo Tolstoy: "Are you suggesting that I go to Sweden to accept the Nobel Prize that Lionel Sorel refused?" Arthur Conan Doyle: "To be Sherlock Holmes's assistant, to be accepted by Lionel...

Traveling to troubled times wasn't a stroke of lightning; it was their own choice. Some aspired to reign supreme, others to liberate the people from their plight, and still others, through their own strength, to prevent the final barbaric conquest of civilization and thus rewrite the history of the Chinese nation. Of course, others simply desired to have three wives and four concubines, and to lead a life of extreme decadence unattainable in this world. This group of ordinary people, divided and divided in their ambitions, possessed neither the body of a tiger, nor the aura of a tortoise, nor the props of mental retardation. Crammed together in a chaotic huddle on an old ship, they possessed only modern machinery, technology, and a myriad of theories. Carrying ambitions, dreams, and ideals unattainable in this world, these time travelers journeyed towards the chaotic world of the late Ming Dynasty. Their destination: Hainan.

The Beijing courtyard house is the characteristic of an era and the beginning of a new life. When Zhou Zhiyuan, who understood the trajectory of history, walked into this courtyard house, his life in this era officially began.

In the fifteenth year of the Zhenguan era, Li Chengqian, who had traveled from the past as a child, discovered that his father, Li, had died prematurely.

Now that Old Li has passed away, I am the rightful heir to the throne.

Anyone who dares to stand in my way to the throne will have to experience the power of the three great camps I have established!

However, Li Chengqian was unaware of this.

Li Shimin actually wanted to use this method to determine which of his sons was suitable to succeed him, because Li Chengqian was too obsessed with strange and ingenious skills. He also wanted to see what the Tang Dynasty would become after his death.

"What? Li Chengqian has led his army into Chang'an?"

"Where did he get such a large army?"

"You still want to purge the powerful clans? How can you purge them so easily? It will plunge the world into chaos!"

"He still wants reform? He wants to go overseas?"

...

As they waited, Li Shimin suddenly discovered...

How is my Great Tang Dynasty so powerful?

Oh no, it's my son's Great Tang!