What could an ordinary person do to save themselves after transmigrating into the Nanjing Massacre? He isn't a savior, just an ordinary individual struggling to survive.
His main goals are to stay alive, so he can bear witness and remember, and, as far as he can, save the few people right in front of him whom he has a chance to rescue, whether one person, two, or an entire family. He also passes on vital information for survival and glimmers of human kindness. His worth lies in bearing witness to history on a personal scale and forging a bond of humanity across time.
The person who reminded me of the update said it was a very interesting novel, but I don't know why there are so few people reading it! I just finished watching the movie Nanjing Photo Studio and saw this book recommended on the homepage, so I came in to read it. When I first read the first article, I felt anxious for the protagonist. I didn't understand how some seemingly simple things I encountered turned into such big problems when I knew the history (and there were some descriptors that may be personal writing habits that seemed too many, so I almost gave up at that time🤦) The author's writing style is very good and makes people feel emotionally involved. I cried with him many times. I also felt nervous for the protagonist when he was caught and tortured, hoping that he would be rescued or escape with a sudden burst of energy (the protagonist was so miserable! Did he go back to that era to experience the damage again!). Currently, I can see that the protagonist is growing up and becoming stronger, and I hope that I can make up for the regret later. Come on, author, I hope your work will be seen by more people.
Just cheer yourself up first [laughs awkwardly] It will be more exciting later
I have been thinking about a similar book for a few years, but my friends said it was too old-fashioned, so I gave up. But I want to say that this type of book has a strong sense of immersion, brother, continue to persevere