Don't Overturn the Old Events of Nanming

In the fifty-second year of Xiji, Dongzhou Continent is still in the post-civil war confrontation. The Arctic Republic in the north has seen rapid industrial recovery and strong military strength; The old Nanming Kingdom in the south retreated to the south of the river. Its industry was in ruins and its finances were tight. It could only rely on coastal trade and foreign aid to survive. Government affairs are shaky, the army is old, and there are occasional frictions at the border. This is a shaky era, and no one can be sure whether the next year will be better or worse. Lu Chen was born in the southern district of Nandu City. His father lost his job due to an old injury, and his mother earned meager wages in a sewing factory. At one time, the family could not even afford coal for heating. When the army posted an expansion notice—food, accommodation, subsidies, and needy families given priority— This twenty-year-old young man entered the military recruitment station in order to allow his family to continue to live. He thought he was just finding a way to get enough to eat. Little did he know that this period of military career would allow him to witness the changes of the old Nanming country for more than 20 years: Rebuilding from the ruins, from passive survival to seeking stability, It also made the fate of an ordinary soldier firmly tied to the wheel of the times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.