Travel Back to the Anti-Japanese War Era to Fight the Japanese

Chen Mo, a modern social animal, died unexpectedly and his soul traveled to the war-torn Peiping of 1937, where he became the bullied concubine of the wealthy businessman Chen family. Before he could recover from his identity dislocation, the sound of artillery fire at Marco Polo Bridge had shattered his tranquility. What was even more frightening was that a strange warning appeared in his mind: Peking would fall completely on July 29! Internal and external troubles came one after another: the cruelty and oppression of his brother Chen Yaozu, the indifference and indifference of the head of the family and his father, and the shocking steps in the deep compound all pushed him to a desperate situation. The "information foreknowledge" ability (gold finger) in his brain that is sometimes ineffective and fragmented has become his only life-saving straw in troubled times. In order to escape from Peiping, which was about to turn into purgatory, and to protect his only biological mother, Aunt Liu, who provided warmth, Chen Mo had to use limited golden finger information to plan a thrilling life-and-death escape under the surveillance of his indifferent family and the bayonets of the Japanese invaders. After going through the bloody city gate inspection and the hardships of survival in the wilderness, he finally settled in a remote mountain village called Yangjiagou in the baptism of blood and fire. Here, he started from scratch, formed a village protection team, outsmarted landlords and traitors, united with anti-Japanese guerrillas, and fought back against the Japanese invaders in desperate situations again and again. The cowardly bastard of the past was tempered into steel in the furnace of national peril. Armed with crude weapons, he lit the first beacon against the invaders with modern wisdom and unyielding faith. When his home was destroyed in the flames of war, and his relatives and comrades were stained with blood on the battlefield, Chen Mo clenched his gun and looked across the scorched earth to the broader battlefield - his anti-Japanese legend had just begun.