Holding the Minefield: Three Four-Character Suicide Notes Bring the Entire Army to Tears

After enlisting, Ye Yun chose to guard a border jungle riddled with land mines.

He patrolled the frontier and cleared mines, holding his post for five years!

With Ye Yun's efforts, this once-deadly place blossomed with new life!

During the Spring Festival, the production crew of Year After Year visited the frontier and accidentally wandered into a minefield!

At this critical moment, Ye Yun stepped forward and risked his life to clear the mines.

But he discovered that the mines below were buried in pairs. One wrong move, and he would be blown to pieces.

"Bring me my letter home."

Everyone opened Ye Yun's letter. It contained just four words: Wait for me to come home.

When they asked Ye Yun to leave them a few more words, he remained focused on clearing the mines and again gave them just four words: Go home in my place.

But when the last land mine was finally cleared, disaster struck. Ye Yun gave his life to protect vital military equipment.

As the injured Ye Yun lay dying, he left one final four-word letter home:

Take me... home!

In an instant, the whole internet was in tears!

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