Count Constantine

Wang Zhong arrived in an alternate world and became embroiled in this world's global war.
What he gained was a cheat, akin to a real-time strategy game's overhead perspective, and he could even see through the eyes of his subordinates' units!
So, he decisively started micro-managing, "Shift the machine gun position five centimeters to the left! Place the anti-tank cannon in the forest on the right!"
Three years passed in this manner, and Wang Zhong looked at the marshal's baton in his hand, then at the double-headed eagle flag behind the emperor's envoy.
"In my hometown, there's an old saying, 'Princes and generals, are they not sprung from the masses?' Envoy, do you know of it?"

Cannon Fire Arc

The Russian artillery units on Earth have never been motorized; they often use dozens of packhorses to haul four 76-mm anti-tank guns and their accompanying ammunition carts.


The Russian heavy artillery units have also never been fully equipped with trucks, maintaining a large number of mules and horses—just like the Sturmtigers' artillery.


Therefore, it's a bit unfair for military enthusiasts to mock the Sturmtigers as the "Sacred Mules and Horses Empire" all day long. In reality, only the U.S. Military was completely free from reliance on mules and horses during World War II; other countries depended on animals.


The Sturmtigers also have their say; at least their anti-tank artillery units have achieved motorization—to keep up with the Armored Divisions and Armored Grenadier Divisions.


Chapter 40 "The Emergence and Bankruptcy of the Quick Victory Theory" - 3