Anti-Japanese War: Hunting Down a Japanese-Dressed Chinese Woman Who Transmigrated to Republican-Era China

Passerby: "Do you know this is Jinling? Do you know today's date is December 13?"

Chinese woman in a kimono: "Yeah. So what? Are you going to bring up the Nanjing Massacre? It's the national memorial day. Of course I know. Why else would I wear a kimono? Tsk, tsk. Why didn't they kill your ancestors back then? Did your ancestors kneel down and beg the Japanese for mercy like cowards?"

Passerby: "Don't go too far."

Chinese woman in a kimono: "What's it to you? What era are we living in, that people here are this sensitive? Heh."

Passerby: "You're Chinese too. I suggest you show some compassion."

Chinese woman in a kimono: "Hmph, Chinese people are so uncivilized. I wish I could transmigrate to the Republic of China era and help the Japanese build their Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere!"

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