China-People's Liberation Army

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The **China-People's Liberation Army** are Military Remnants based in Houston, Texas that had served on the Changzheng-17 Submarine near the coast of Texas when the bombs dropped. Landing on shore a bit later they established a community north of Houston where they merged with the local population.

The **China-People's Liberation Army** are Military Remnants based in Houston, Texas that had served on the Changzheng-17 Submarine near the coast of Texas when the bombs dropped. Landing on shore a bit later they established a community north of Houston where they merged with the local population.

## Background

All the way before the Great War, the ancestors of the now minor and hidden faction of the Bulang Wude, or simply known as The Bulang. Was originally the loyal sailors of a
Nuclear Chinese Stealth Submarine known as “Changzheng-17”, one that's surprisingly still active and sea worthy, but one with only a handful of its nuclear warheads left, only 1 of which was left fairly untouched and still within its silo, the rest of which had been converted into power sources for their new civilization in Brownwood.

n the early days, Changzheng-17 was given the task of spying on Texas and the Gulf at large alongside Yangtze-17 and Changzheng-5, all of which it had communication with and had cooperated with before the Great War. And all 3 subs became HQs for any Chinese Spies in Southern US, transfering data and intelligence to them and the CCP back home.

Though soon the Great War was to begin, these men and women do not know when, and who shot first, what they did know was that they had begun firing nukes, that places like Los Angeles, New York, DC and Chicago had confirmed and devastating hits and that they were given orders to fire their payloads upon any targets in the US, though without anything really specific, as communication with China ended abruptly right then and there, same for Changzheng-5 and Yangtze-17

So that's what they did, the Captain and his Weapon's Officer got ready, began programming in the intended locations, and then turned the keys on both of their sides to launch the missles. And from the Gulf of Mexico, came spears of Nuclear Hellfire, places like Houston, Dallas, Austin, Waco and more were brought to their knees, cities turned into irradiated husks and shadows. The crew of the Changzheng-17 didn't know how bad it was until they entered the waters of Houston and saw the devastation firsthand, making landfall on the shores of what was once known as Brownwood.

Now the reason why they even did that, landing in a place was Brownwood, was because it was one of the safer places and least irradiated parts of Houston, alongside the fact they had spent the last of their food supplies and needed to begin getting them from the mainland. So they settled on Brownwood, a fairly okay bunch of neighborhoods and land that could potentially be cultivated when given the time and effort, and after a while of settling down they made it their home.

Survivors of the blasts, survivors in Brownwood and Houston at large came around and sometimes joined the settlement, mixing the population a bit to make the Chinese we see in modern Bulang as having both Chinese and American features, same for some mixing of their culture, albeit both still distinct to this day.

Throughout the 200 years, this small settlement persevered and grew, surviving raider attacks and mutants both regular and super. Usually sticking to themselves in most major conflicts in Texas, being situated in a fairly isolated location, they were generally unimportant in the wars and served as a neutral zone during it all