(Ensemble transmigration + First Sino-Japanese War + fighting the Japanese invaders + reinforcements + taking on the great powers + feel-good story)
A group of rough-edged transmigrators from the twenty-first century.
A contract of indenture deliberately kept hidden.
A reality show called Transmigrate Through the Great Era.
When these three things come together, the unsuspecting twenty-first-century participants, tricked into joining the show, are dropped onto the battlefield of the Liaodong Peninsula in 1894.
They find themselves in a place where the Qing, Russia, Japan, and various other powers clash during the First Sino-Japanese War.
Tricked into joining Transmigrate Through the Great Era, the rough-edged participants from the twenty-first century have no choice but to embark on a journey through time and across worlds.
The book is still ok, but the caliber of the cannon is wrong. It is correct to use millimeters instead of centimeters [laughing and crying]
Don't care too much about international outlook. If you care about this thing, it will be useful. You don't care whether it is useful or not.
The writing is plainer than Bo Yilang, and there is not so much extravagant work.
Well written, good luck to the author!