Operation Scorch Garden: The Chinese Front

Operation Scorch Garden
As World War III drew to the close and the days of the Chinese Hegemony became numbered, the Allies spent nearly a year preparing for their final push against it with a planned invasion of the Chinese mainland from bases in Taiwan and Japan, readying to finally bring the war to China itself. And so in February of 2077, the Allies stormed the Chinese beaches to endlessly fanatical resistance, with 500k casualties being reported within the first few hours.

China, however, was fighting alone against the massive colation, and was pushed deeper into its own territory, losing the entire coastline.

Battle of Beijing
The ancient city of Beijing had its doors kicked in by the Allies not long after the invasion began; 3 months of brutal warfare saw the forbidden city fall and the capital was forced to move to Xian; millions of Chinese soldiers were lost as well, crippling the People's Liberation Army (PLA) to a near breaking point.

The Allied advance continued and China prepared for one last stand at Xian, attempting to hold what land it still controlled, similar to what the Allies did decades earlier in the war, hoping to win in the end through attrition.

Battle of Xian
The Chinese Hegemony, under the leadership of General Hon, the man who ran China since the beginning of the war, but the bulk of the PLA in Xian, the new capital. When the Allied armies arrived to oppose the Chinese, it became obvious that the days of World War III was numbered.

Another months long battle led to the collapse of the army and death of General Hon, who was killed in action. Immediately following its massive failure

Treaty of Jerusalem
The war ended when the Allies offered to sign a treaty with the Chinese. Seeing no choice in the matter, it was agreed upon and on October 4, 2077, the two decades of constant death and destruction finally ended, with the last of the world's nations uniting to pull all remaining resources and restore the decimated earth.