Luo Fengge

Luo Fengge is a Haidean general who played a pivotal role in the Third Manchuria Campaign, a significant armed conflict between the Republic of China and the Haidean Republic. The campaign, also known as the Lightning Campaign or the Folded War, took place in Inner Mongolia Province from March 18 to April 27, 2104, marking the fourth major conflict fought between the two nations. Luo Fengge's strategic acumen and leadership skills were instrumental in the implementation of a new Haidean attack strategy, leveraging advanced domestically built military technologies that resulted in a shockingly swift Haidean advance and sent Chinese defenders into disarray. As one of the key military leaders of the Haidean Republic, his expertise in warfare and his ability to adapt to evolving situations proved invaluable to the Haidean military.
As the campaign commenced on March 18, 2104, General Luo led from the front, demonstrating remarkable leadership and bravery. He maintained constant communication with his subordinate commanders, issuing orders, adjusting strategies, and exploiting emerging opportunities on the battlefield. His ability to make decisive and calculated decisions under intense pressure earned him the respect and admiration of his troops. Under Luo's command, the Haidean forces executed a series of lightning-fast armored thrusts into Chinese territory, swiftly capturing strategic cities, key transportation hubs, and critical supply routes. The Haidean military's technological edge, coupled with Luo's tactical brilliance, allowed them to rapidly adapt to changing circumstances, exploit weaknesses in the enemy's defense, and maintain the initiative throughout the campaign.
Luo's leadership also extended to coordinating joint operations with other branches of the Haidean military, such as the air force and navy. This integration of different branches ensured a synchronized and devastating assault on Chinese positions. Air superiority was established through the combined efforts of Haidean fighter squadrons, bomber groups, and drone swarms, delivering precision strikes that crippled Chinese defenses and disrupted their command structure.