Teacher, This Textbook Is Wrong. My Great-Grandfather Didn't Die

"In the Great Xia nation, on May 16, 1929, the Jianghan Plain fell once more. Most of our homeland had fallen into enemy hands, and the nation stood at the brink of life and death."

"At this crucial moment, a young Daoist priest in a plain blue robe, carrying a three-foot sword, charged into the enemy army at astonishing speed. He blocked and struck down his foes, moving as if no one stood in his way. In mere moments, more than a hundred enemies had fallen to his sword!"

"One man, one sword, defending Shanhai Pass and winning our nation precious time to catch its breath!"

"Without him, Great Xia would not exist as it does today!"

"Class, please stand together now and observe three minutes of silence for our national hero, Master Wuwei!"

The teacher spoke passionately from the lectern.

But just then, a little girl suddenly stood up. "Teacher, this passage is wrong! My great-grandfather is still alive. He didn't die in battle!"

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