Japanese War 1904. Book 3

Usually, books about the Russo-Japanese War are about battles at sea. The cruiser “Varyag,” Port Arthur, Tsushima… But at the time there was also a major campaign on land, with its own heroes—on the Mukden road, where the future leaders of the White movement met and got to know each other, where many first saw signs of the coming world war and revolution.

What if a medic from today were transported to the very beginning of the 20th century into the body of a Russian officer? Not exactly a hero—more like a scoundrel and a formalist, of which there were plenty as well. Restore one’s reputation, bring medicine up to speed, win a couple of battles—and then, who knows how things will go.

The continuation of the adventures of a time-traveler in the Russo-Japanese War. At sea, Tsushima is getting closer all the time, and on land… isn’t it time to push the Japanese back?