I Brought My Comrade's Portrait to the New China, and the Whole Internet Was Moved to Tears

Liang Ye transmigrated to a parallel world. He fought in wars and resisted the Japanese invasion. After the founding of the country, unwilling to become a burden to his homeland, he declined an award and returned to his hometown to live in seclusion, reaching the age of one hundred.

One day, Liang Ye's great-granddaughter chatted with Da Bing over a video call, and they talked about how popular tourism in Northeast China had become.

Listening nearby, Liang Ye sighed that he was over a hundred years old and had never seen his homeland's magnificent landscapes.

To make up for that regret,

Liang Ye asked in a livestream:

"I'm over a hundred years old, with only five thousand yuan in savings and a tricycle for transportation. In my whole life, I've never traveled far except to fight the Japanese. Now I want to take my comrades to see our homeland's magnificent landscapes. Is it too late?"

At first, everyone thought it was a publicity stunt. Some even criticized Liang Ye for seeking attention!

Who could still ride a tricycle on a trip at a hundred years old?

But then one day, Liang Ye's aged body appeared on the road, riding a tricycle with more than a dozen portraits of fallen heroes in the back, struggling forward.

The whole internet was stunned...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.