College Entrance Examination Failure Travels to 1931 and Strike Dongjing

After receiving Ye Daofu's order, all the generals were excited and immediately deployed their troops and quickly left the core area of the Qin Empire.

For a moment, the entire imperial capital presented a tense and orderly scene of preparation for war. Soldiers carried their weapons and equipment and marched towards their respective assembly points with firm steps.

At the port of Maqia, the scene is even more shocking.

The usually spacious port is now packed with warships. One after another, towering warships go out to sea. They are like giant steel beasts, cutting through the waves on the rough sea.

The aircraft carrier is like a giant on the sea, quietly anchored in the center of the fleet. Many fighter jets are neatly parked on its wide deck. The sunlight shines on the outer shells of the fighter jets, reflecting a cold and sharp light, as if announcing to the world their mission to go to the battlefield.

The scene was extremely sensational, attracting people from the surrounding area to stop and watch, with exclamations coming from the crowd from time to time.

The scale of this naval fleet was enormous, with over 500 warships deployed. These ships included powerful cruisers, nimble destroyers, and transports loaded with supplies and soldiers. They formed a mighty steel fleet, stirring up layers of white foam on the sea.

The warships carried over 300,000 men, the elite of the Qin Empire's army. Clad in uniform, these soldiers stood in high spirits, their eyes revealing a resolute and fearless spirit. They came from diverse regions, yet united by a common mission: to embark on a journey to Africa.

This group army has a clear target, which is directly targeting the African region.

They planned to launch a multi-front attack from areas such as Somalia and Kenya, striving to break through the enemy's defenses as quickly as possible and achieve strategic control over this vast African land.

As the fleet set sail, the sea breeze whistled and the military flags fluttered, as if seeing off these warriors who were about to embark on the journey, and also foreshadowing that a fierce battle was about to begin in the distant African continent.

Three days later, deep into the night, the city of Kanata was shrouded in thick darkness. The entire city fell into a deep sleep, with only the streetlights emitting a dim light, casting mottled shadows on the streets. Suddenly, a low, yet shocking roar shattered the night's tranquility, gradually becoming clearer as it approached from afar.

Three hundred Qin Empire aircraft, like a flock of black birds of prey, quietly appeared in the skies above the capital of Kanata. This was Operation Falcon, meticulously planned by the Qin Empire and categorized as a decapitation operation. The goal was to swiftly destroy Kanata's core defenses and ultimately seize control of the entire capital.

At the outset of the operation, the aircraft launched their advanced missiles and precision-guided weapons, their flames streaking across the night sky like falling meteors. These weapons, with deadly force, flew with pinpoint accuracy towards the air defenses of the Kanata capital. Instantly, deafening explosions erupted, and flames shot skyward, illuminating the pitch-black night. Kanata's air defenses were instantly crippled by this ferocious onslaught.

The Kanata defense department was in a state of panic. The personnel on duty watched the dense cluster of blips on the radar screens, frantic and bewildered. They could never have imagined that the Great Qin Empire would launch a surprise attack in the dead of night without any warning. Before they could even determine the enemy's identity, their air defense system was completely destroyed. Then, a full-scale radar war broke out. The Great Qin Empire, using advanced electronic warfare technology, jammed and destroyed the radar systems of the Kanata capital. Kanata was completely blinded, unaware of the aerial threat and could only passively withstand the attack.

After destroying the air defense system, the Qin Empire's paratroopers began their movement. The cabin door slowly opened, and white parachutes blossomed in the night sky. Like divine troops descending from heaven, the paratroopers descended swiftly toward the capital. Their nimble movements, aided by night vision goggles and precise landing techniques, allowed them to land precisely at their designated locations.

After landing, the paratroopers quickly assembled, dividing into multiple combat teams and heading towards their respective targets. Well-equipped with the latest weapons and communications equipment, they coordinated well, moving swiftly and systematically. On the streets, the clatter of footsteps and the clash of weapons and equipment intertwined as they advanced towards key institutions in Kanata.

Outside the presidential palace in Ganatai, the guards were awakened by the sudden attack and hurriedly took up their weapons to resist. However, their resistance seemed so fragile in front of the well-trained paratroopers of the Qin Empire.

The Qin Empire's soldiers used buildings as cover, employing flexible tactics as they advanced towards the presidential palace. Amidst the intense gunfire, the Ganatai guards fell one after another, their blood staining the ground red.

At the same time, the Canadian military urgently mobilized nearby troops for support. A mechanized force quickly responded, with tanks, armored vehicles, and other heavy equipment forming a torrent of steel, racing toward the capital. The roar of the tanks was particularly clear in the silent night, shaking the earth.

But the Qin Empire had anticipated this, and the fighter jets responsible for air support quickly adjusted their direction and flew towards the reinforcements.

Fighter planes roared across the sky, dropping precision-guided bombs one after another. The bombs exploded among the tanks, flames shot up into the sky, and the huge impact overturned the tanks, destroying them one by one in an instant and igniting a raging fire.

The tanks that had escaped being hit tried to fire back, but their shells were powerless to reach the nimble fighter planes, which circled in the air, constantly searching for new targets and continuing their attacks, leaving the reinforcements in chaos.

In the capital, the Qin Empire's paratroopers had successfully broken through the defenses of the Presidential Palace and rushed into the building.

In the dim corridors, gunshots echoed, bullets flew, and blood splattered the walls. With superb combat skills and fearless courage, the soldiers searched room by room for the high-ranking officials of Ganatai.

Finally, inside the presidential office, the Qin Empire's soldiers found the trembling President Ganatai. He slumped in his chair, his face as pale as paper, his hands shaking uncontrollably, his eyes filled with fear and despair. Staring at the muzzles of the guns pointed at him, he slowly raised his hands. With the president captured, the resistance in Ganatai's capital collapsed instantly.

The soldiers of the Great Qin Empire quickly seized control of the entire capital, and the chaos in the streets gradually subsided. As the dawn light gradually spread over the city, the Great Qin Empire's flag slowly rose above the capital of Ganatai, rustling fiercely in the breeze, heralding a significant victory for Operation Falcon.