Back to the Anti-Japanese War: I Held a Cannon to Blast the Imps

Tang Chu is a fresh graduate of a police college. He was stabbed in the abdomen by a gangster on his third day of duty after being admitted to the criminal police force. He fell unconscious on the spot. When I woke up again, I found that I had traveled back in time during the Anti-Japanese War. I was originally a young lady from a local gentry's family who had returned from studying abroad. She had no worries about food and clothing since she was a child. She had parents who loved her daughter as much as she loved her and an older brother who loved her younger sister as much as she loved her. She was doted on by thousands of people. Unfortunately, the front line was lost, and the Japanese invaded the city, burned, killed, and looted. In order to protect her from the city, the whole family died at the hands of the Japanese, and were finally rescued by bandits from the nearby mountains. Tang Chu, who returned to the Anti-Japanese War period, said: The stepping stone for me to reopen the family tree is here! [Reading Guide: This book is a novel with a female protagonist, the plot is flowing, the male protagonist appears late, and there are relatively few emotional lines, mainly in the extra chapters. The last point is very important: the main text is be, but the extra is he. After all, this is an anti-war article, please understand! Thanks! ! !