Poetry: One 'Man Jiang Hong,' and the People's Blood Still Burns

Lin Yan transmigrated into a parallel world and became a reporter for a second-rate newspaper.

After receiving a notice from his editor-in-chief, Lin Yan immediately went to attend an event commemorating the hundredth anniversary of victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan.

To his surprise,

the Anti-Japanese War Museum had invited an internet celebrity to host the event.

Not only that,

at the museum's event,

the internet celebrity wrote a poem that was utter nonsense, then publicly declared that people today should forgive the invaders of that era on behalf of their forebears.

In an instant,

the celebrity's fans agreed, one after another declaring that they should forgive them and live in harmony with Sakura Country.

Faced with this,

Lin Yan immediately stood up and tore into the celebrity, demanding to know what gave him the right to speak for those fallen heroes.

The hatred between our countries, the deep enmity written in blood: how could you so casually forgive it with a single sentence?

In the end,

Lin Yan's poem, Man Jiang Hong, stirred the patriotic fervor in the hearts of people across the country today!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.