Lin Yi, the author of "The Streets", died suddenly after searching for information all night in order to conceive a novel about the Anti-Japanese War.
Unexpectedly, he woke up again and found that he had really been sent to that era and was reborn into a fool with the same name and surname as him.
At the beginning, he was surrounded by Japanese soldiers in the threshing floor.
As a novel author with a record of reading more than 4,000 novels, Lin Yi said he was not panic at all.
Calling system, no?
What about grandpa? Neither?
What about Goldfinger? Also... This already exists.
When Ji Yi saw the familiar roulette wheel filled with weapons in front of him, he expressed that he wanted to give the Japanese a big surprise.
Looking at the little devils around him who were trying to beat his muscles and peel off his skin, Ji Yi took out a Gatlinglin with blue fire in his backhand.
After a while of "ta da da da...", Ji Yi sent them back to his hometown where the cherry blossoms were in full bloom.
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