College Entrance Examination Failure Travels to 1931 and Strike Dongjing

Amidst the volatile and turbulent international situation, the atmosphere in Stamford's office was so heavy that it seemed as if water could be squeezed out of it.

Si Damu slammed his fist on the table, his eyes wide open, and shouted loudly: "Ye Daofu is so despicable!" The voice was full of anger and unwillingness, echoing in the empty room.

"He must be hoping to sit back and watch the fight between the two. Once both sides are badly hurt, he can easily wipe us out. I really don't know why the German Alliance would attack us."

Si Damu paced back and forth, his brow furrowed, his heart full of doubts and worries.

In fact, there were complex and profound reasons behind Hitler's decision to attack the Soviet Union.

At the time, Hitler's forces had reached a difficult bottleneck in both military and economic development. Domestic industrial production was booming, producing vast quantities of goods, but the domestic market was unable to fully absorb them, and the crisis of overcapacity loomed like a dark cloud.

If there is no outward expansion, the economic system may collapse at any time due to this excess production capacity.

Moreover, there were serious problems with energy supply. The required energy was far from sufficient, and domestic resource reserves were no longer able to support its ambitious development plans.

In order to maintain the operation of this huge war machine, plundering the resources of other countries became an inevitable choice. In Hitler's eyes, those lands rich in oil, coal and other resources were the lifeline for maintaining his rule and development.

In addition, Hitler also harbored an ambitious idea: to upgrade his technology through war. War is often a catalyst for technological advancement. In the struggle for life and death, various advanced weaponry and military technologies will be continuously developed and applied.

He hoped to use the demands and pressures of actual combat during the war to push his country's scientific and technological level to new heights, thereby gaining an absolute advantage in future international competition.

Yedolf took a tacit attitude towards Hitler's behavior.

Although Hitler understood Yedolf's intentions, all of this was in his own interests.

Of course, Hitler has another important confidence, that is, confidence in his own strength.

The Soviet Union's vast territory, huge population and strong industrial base made him believe that even if it faced a war with the Soviet Union, the German Alliance would have enough capabilities to cope with it.

At this time, the flames of war had spread to the entire Bolang.

The turbulent land was filled with smoke and flames of war, and only a few cities were still struggling to survive.

The people in these cities resisted stubbornly amidst the hail of bullets, their eyes filled with desire for peace and anger towards the invaders.

The atmosphere inside Hitler's headquarters was tense and oppressive. A huge military map occupied one wall, densely marked with various military symbols and strategic deployments.

Hitler stood before the map, his eyes grim, as if he could see the bloodshed unfolding on the battlefield through the map. He addressed the generals and issued an unquestionable command: "Capture the entire Bolan region within three days!" His voice was deep and powerful, resonating through the headquarters like a bell.

Soon, the 3rd, 17th and 6th Armies received the order and launched a fierce attack at the same time.

All kinds of advanced weapons and equipment showed their might on the battlefield. Brand-new tanks roared forward, their tracks leaving deep marks on the ground.

These tanks were equipped with powerful guns, and every shot could make the ground tremble. The guns were arranged in an orderly manner, with their muzzles pointed at the Bolan position, and the shells poured down like raindrops, blasting the ground into flames and filling the sky with smoke.

Third-generation domestically developed fighter jets roared through the sky, their fuselages gleaming metallically in the sunlight. Like messengers from hell, they bombarded the remaining positions of the enemy with reckless abandon.

They swooped down from the sky, dropping bombs one after another. The explosions were deafening, and buildings collapsed in the bombing, raising clouds of dust.

Although Bolan's resistance was tenacious, it had already been riddled with holes.

In terms of manpower, they were far outnumbered by the German Alliance, and the soldiers were exhausted after the long battle and suffered heavy casualties.

In terms of equipment, they are no match for the German Alliance. Their outdated weapons seem so powerless when facing the advanced equipment of the German Alliance.

The Soviet Union was also preoccupied with its own affairs at the time, facing numerous crises at home. It simply did not have the extra troops to stop the German offensive. They could only watch helplessly as Bolan gradually fell under the iron hoof of the German alliance.

The battle was fierce, with countless lives lost daily. Bolan's soldiers held their last stand amidst a hail of bullets, sacrificing their lives to resist the German Alliance's attack. However, faced with the overwhelming disparity in power, all seemed futile.

In just two days, Bolan's resistance completely collapsed. The entire country could no longer organize an effective defense and had no choice but to surrender.

Hitler stood at the window of the headquarters, gazing into the distance with a satisfied smile on his face, and then announced: "Bolang will destroy the country!"

This news was like a bombshell, spreading across the globe in an instant and shocking the entire world.

As news of Bolang's demise swept across the globe like a hurricane, citizens everywhere were stunned by the sudden tragedy. In the streets of a distant land, panic spread like a plague.

Nordic region.

The early morning market should be bustling and bustling, but now, the people at the stalls have no interest in selling their wares. A few regular breakfast customers gathered in front of the bread vendor's stall, their faces solemn, talking in low voices.

"Have you heard? The country of Bolan over there is gone just like that. It's terrible!" A white-haired old man said with a trembling voice, his eyes full of fear, and he even forgot to eat the bread in his hand.

A young man nearby frowned and said angrily, "How could this happen? What did they do wrong to deserve such a disaster? Hitler and those who started the war should be punished!"

The old man selling bread sighed helplessly, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and said worriedly: "This world is becoming more and more unstable. We don't know when the war will spread to our place."

A woman holding a child, her eyes red, cried out: "My child is so young, what will I do if a war really breaks out?"

At this time, a burly man gritted his teeth and clenched his fists: "If that day really comes, we can't let others bully us. We must take up arms to defend our homeland!"

Everyone nodded, but their eyes were still filled with confusion and worry. They knew that in this turbulent situation, their fate was like duckweed in the wind, and they didn't know where it would drift.

Major countries also launched an anti-war wave, and took to the streets to protest against the German Alliance.

At the same time, on the Guba battlefield.

The rice empire's first line of defense was in a tough battle.