In the year of the full-scale invasion of China, the Guomindang retreated from North China with almost no resistance. The Red Party gained momentum, and the guerrilla forces dealt a heavy blow to the North China Expeditionary Army, leading to the swift recovery of North China.
The Battle of Songhu ignited as Mu Junzhang landed in Zhejiang via Thomas Mellon Rockefeller's maritime fleet. The Huaxia Legion, armed with Butter Guns, shocked the world upon their arrival, and the Central China Expeditionary Force was nearly annihilated. The Japanese forces subsequently retreated to Northeast China, altering the dynamics of the battlefield.
In that year, the European War erupted, coinciding with the Pacific War. The Japanese Navy surged into Southeast Asia, completing the occupation of all Southeast Asian countries except the Philippines within three months. The British Navy was unable to respond effectively and had no choice but to abandon their colonies, as the last embers of the Anglo-French Alliance were extinguished at Dunkirk.
At the beginning of that year, the Japanese Army launched a full-scale invasion of Australia, committing widespread atrocities across both Australia and New Zealand. In the latter half of the year, leveraging resources from Southeast Asia and Australia, the Japanese Army made significant advancements, with their navy boasting an impressive number of vessels. However, this seemingly formidable strength concealed underlying crises. As the front lines stretched too thin, logistical support for the Japanese Army began to falter. Meanwhile, on the Chinese side, the Red Party actively united various forces, continuously expanding their arsenal and enhancing soldiers' combat capabilities with captured advanced weaponry.
During this time, international dynamics shifted as the United States recognized its interests were severely threatened by Japan's aggressive expansion in the Asia-Pacific region. Consequently, substantial aid flowed into China in terms of strategic materials and military technology.
The Chinese military decided to launch a general offensive, advancing northward towards Northeast China to confront the Japanese Army. The battles were exceptionally fierce; however, Chinese soldiers gradually pushed forward with their unwavering spirit and superior equipment. At this moment, the Soviet Union also deployed troops to the Far East, creating a pincer attack that left the Japanese Army struggling to maintain its defenses. Ultimately, in that year, Japan was defeated and surrendered, marking the collapse of what was once an invincible Great Empire of Japan. The blood-soaked invaders faced their rightful judgment as peace finally returned to Chinese soil, paving the way for reconstruction.
Once invincible and aspiring for world dominance, the German Army ultimately faced a devastating defeat on European soil. Their seemingly indestructible steel tide was fiercely resisted and shattered by Allied forces. The Blitzkrieg that once instilled fear in enemies lost its former glory. On the battlefield, smoke filled the air while cannon fire echoed; German soldiers struggled amidst despair and terror. Countless tank wrecks and aircraft debris littered every corner, bearing witness to the war's brutality. As time passed, German defenses were breached one after another; cities fell one by one as they gradually descended into desperation. Under relentless Allied pressure, the German Army had no choice but to lower its proud head and acknowledge its defeat. This outcome not only signified the demise of Nazi Germany but also heralded that justice would ultimately triumph over evil, allowing peace to illuminate the European continent once more.
Suddenly, Ze Anzhi disappeared; Prince You Kujou Yuuma vanished; Thomas Mellon Rockefeller faded from existence in the United States as if they had never been there at all! A peculiar history was erased as if it had never occurred! This is a chapter of history that never existed! I came here, yet it feels as though I never appeared at all! Isn’t it miraculous? Right?
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