Traveling Through Menfeng Village, I Led the Left-Behind Elderly to Fight the Japanese

[Anti-Japanese, Revenge, Civilian Resistance against Japan, Elderly Passion, Intergenerational Reconciliation, Interconnection between Two Worlds, Golden Finger Rationalization, No Sacrifice but Moved] Chen Maoer is an orphan who grew up eating the food of hundreds of families. After graduation, he returned to the small mountain village where he was born and raised as a resident cadre, taking care of the 48 elderly people left behind in the village. On this day, he went down the mountain to help the old man pick up the express delivery as usual, but found that the road down the mountain disappeared, and there was only a crossing door at the end of the road. After entering the crossing gate, he came to the enemy-occupied area in 1941, a massacred village, Shi Nian Gou. He quickly went back and told the old people in the village about this. Although they didn't know much about time travel, when he mentioned the little devil, they all gritted their teeth with hatred. So, in a modern closed village, 48 elderly people and a young man in his early twenties used the crossing door to start their own anti-Japanese war. This war is destined not to be recorded in history, even though they killed many Japanese and saved many compatriots. Because they are time travellers, they are resentments and regrets that have not received a formal apology even after the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, and the enemy has not been completely eliminated and are becoming more and more outrageous. They are not real. Suffering remains in the past, and glory also belongs to the people who contributed to the war of resistance. The protagonists in this book just prove that we have not forgotten!