Wasn't This Supposed to Be an Anti-War Game? What Is This Hundred Years of China?

Feng Yu transmigrated to a parallel world and became the owner of Dream Games. As a top game developer, he was expected by the whole country to make a game. Feng Yu announced he was making an anti-war shooter. Players were incredibly excited. “I’m going to take out ten guys at once in the game!” “Killing the Japanese devils is so easy in movies. I’ll settle for a hundred at once.” “Watch me mow down their stronghold with my blue-flamed Gatling gun!” But when the game launched, the players were stunned. Where the hell have you dropped me?! One shot, one reload? Did our country really use weapons like these back then? Feng Yu had this to say: “Let the players suffer. I’ll take the blame.” Starting with the First Sino-Japanese War, players fought the Japanese invaders to the death aboard warships, watching Lord Deng ram the Yoshino in a suicidal charge! At the United Nations General Assembly, they watched the West carve up Chinese territory. On the streets of Modu, tens of thousands of soldiers charged one after another, choosing death rather than letting the enemy advance a single step. Countless players were moved to tears. So this was how our Chinese forebears had advanced, step by step, with blood beneath every footfall! So this was how hard-won the prosperity we enjoy today really was. China never wanted to compete with the world. We’re simply retracing the road back to the summit.