I Gave My Life for My Country, and the Entire Internet Wept on My Memorial Day

Seventy years ago, Liu Yan transmigrated to a parallel world during the War of Resistance.

To save his country, he made a deal with the System, leaving himself with only ten years to live.

In those ten years, he drove out the Japanese invaders and paved the way for his country's future development.

Seventy years later, his disciples had all become high-ranking officials.

On the anniversary of his death, his story was livestreamed to the entire internet.

Only then did everyone learn:

It was he, a billionaire, who donated his entire fortune and made the first major victory against the enemy possible.

It was he, the master strategist, who led the army almost all the way into the Japanese homeland, forcing the Japanese to surrender.

It was he, risking his life to experiment on himself, who made the vaccine that saved hundreds of millions of lives possible.

It was he, tirelessly working his abacus countless times, who made the first atomic bomb to protect national security possible.

As he lay dying, all he wanted was to see the national flag raised one more time.

"With the nation out of danger, I have no regrets."

At that moment, the whole country wept!

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