Anti-Japanese War: Rescue the Thirteen Hairpins of Jinling at the Beginning

[Fight the Japanese + Resist Japan + Kill decisively] Jiang Xun thought his life was about playing games and reading about history, until he clicked on an anti-war game called "Xinhuo"... And then he discovered that this game was actually for real! The start is hell, teammates are ancestors! Everyone else started with a magical outfit and surrounded by beauties, but Jiang Xun's start... Was to return to Jinling in 1937, become a cannon fodder supplementary soldier, and take care of his fifteen-year-old great-great-grandfather who was always talking about "fucking", with explosive fighting prowess but also a MAX trouble-making ability! After finally fighting his way through the sea of ​​​​blood in the mountain of corpses, he encountered the fatal situation of "Jinling Thirteen Hairpins". The group is about to be wiped out. Counting twelve... Wait, what are you twelve pairs of eyes looking at me for? ! I, Li Hao, a man, a pure man! Even if I look a little more comely, I still won't be... As a result, Jinling City lost a supplementary soldier and gained a "Thirteenth Hairpin" named "Li Wuwei" who was so skilled that he exploded. He originally thought that escaping from death would be enough to pass the level, but the game told him: "It's a good idea, please cosplay a Taoist priest to go down the mountain to fight against the Japanese." Jiang Xun was completely numb: I just wanted to play a game to make up for my great-great-grandfather's century-old regret, so why did I become an all-around nanny and savior? One second you were calculating ballistics, and the next second you had to learn how to draw talismans; one second you were fighting for a bayonet, and the next second you were calculating Feng Shui. Can key games also affect real history? Can you bear this? [This article is suitable for immersive reading]