Just a Third-Class Merit? Three Generations of Heroes Gave Their Lives to Defend the Nation

[Passionate story, love of country, many elements in the book are fictional]

After the founding of Huaxia, one son of the Su family’s seven returned!

Nearly a hundred years old, Grandma Qin lived out her remaining years in the family’s ancestral home deep in the mountains, caring for her frail, sickly granddaughter.

Then a major national defense project suddenly chose this very location. The ancestral home fell within the area slated for demolition.

But Grandma Qin was waiting for someone to return, so he could personally relocate the resting place of the “forebears” buried behind the house. She pleaded with the authorities to give her a little more time.

Yet with a national priority project like this, many people had already been blinded by ambition and refused to listen.

With no other options, Grandma Qin brought out a medal of merit that had long been kept in the house, hoping they would spare her home out of respect for it.

But when the powerful officials, already intoxicated by the prospect of political credit, saw the medal, they only paused for a moment.

“Third-class merit is not enough to make a national defense project yield!”

In the end, for her granddaughter’s safe return, Grandma Qin gave up resisting and watched helplessly as the eight unusual gravestones were buried beneath the earth.

But just as she was leaving, she called a number she hadn’t dared to dial in years.

“Feng’er... Grandma has failed you!”

And so, an unprecedented “storm” swept across Huaxia.

The “tragic” life of Grandma Qin gradually became known throughout the country...