Just the iron tracks alone make repairs impossible.
210,000 tracks, imagine how much steel that would require.
Now the trade with the United States has stopped too, relying solely on the resources within Japan Island—how could they afford to use those to repair these railways?
At that moment.
In Yu Feng's livestream room.
It's already the end of December 1940. The raids by the invaders have turned chaotic from their initial decisiveness, with some units even beginning to retreat.
Yu Feng looked at the densely marked map and said:
"By now, even the Japanese invaders are a bit lost."
"Judging by the scope of this raid, it seems like a headless fly. I guess the commanders on the enemy's side can't make sense of the current situation."
Saying this, Yu Feng chuckled and said:
"There's nothing to be done."
"In this situation, not even using a supercomputer for big data analysis could prevent unexpected problems, let alone the enemy's commanders."
"Why?"
