Boom! The sound of gunfire cut through the air, and two kilometers away, a mud target was blown into pieces. 

On the testing grounds, the group of Germans led by Kang Naqiao was dumbstruck. Thunder Horse Military Factory’s Hellbound One-soldier Cannon nearly had the power of a full tank, except it was much more practical. On the battlefield, tanks were obvious targets that were easily decimated by the likes of anti-tank missiles and armed helicopter attacks, not to mention the price of one normally reached up to millions of USD. When one was destroyed, it was a huge loss. If those cannons were used instead, armies could benefit from greater flexibility and stealth in their maneuvers without sacrificing much firepower. If a group of human-sized units capable of as much destruction as a tank appeared on the battlefield, crossing streets and alleys, climbing buildings and digging pits, how could a defensive line stop their advance?

“Our company’s Hellbound One-soldier Cannons are sold for hundreds of thousands of USD. The cost is only one percent of a tank’s, which includes the cost of keeping the tank operational as well. Tank maintenance is extremely costly. Let’s take America’s M1A2SEP tank as...