Fighting the War with Two-Way Travel and a Warehouse Linked to the Front Lines

A warehouse in Xi'an, a screen of blue light, and a connection to northwestern Shanxi in 1937.

The remnants of an independent regiment are surrounded, their food and ammunition running low. Zhou Ye, the warehouse owner, accidentally discovers that he can trade modern supplies for antiques from the battlefield.

Salt, sugar, biscuits, rubber shoes, explosives, walkie-talkies: items that cost just a few cents on Pinduoduo become lifesaving tools on the front line.

But the ancestral bronze token draws the attention of powerful figures in the antiques world.

The screen's ironclad rule: if outsiders see the passage, it will be sealed forever.

He must deliver supplies while keeping his secret. How can this war be fought?

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