(History is weighty, and modern history is especially painful. I don't want to turn it into entertainment, but I wanted to find a story within those years, so I wrote this book.)
In the early stages of the Battle of Shanghai in 1937, Li Maonan is a student who went to Japan to study. When war breaks out, he intends to flee with his family.
But the cruelty of the Japanese army and his country's suffering gradually lead him to find his path. He becomes a “traitor” in the eyes of outsiders, while secretly staying true to his original purpose and serving his country.
Life undercover is difficult and dangerous. Fortunately, it seems Li Maonan receives help from his future self?
In a series of dreams, he gains new abilities that help him assassinate traitors and Japanese invaders, deliver vital intelligence, and aid his country on the road to final victory.
But what is the price of victory?
(No System, no transmigration, no invincibility. The help offered by dreams from the future is limited. The story is about the fierce devotion and quiet endurance of people facing their country's suffering.)
