Anti-Japanese War: I Am a Historian on the Front Line

Lin Chuan, a graduate student in the Department of History, traveled to the Songhu battlefield in 1937 and activated the [Historical Witness System]. The only requirement of this system is to personally witness and record the key nodes in the history of the Chinese nation's struggle. The higher the completeness, the richer the reward. However, he is strictly restricted by the system's laws and cannot reveal the future or directly change the direction of major battles. As a result, he became a ghostly observer, and he had to go wherever the worst was. In order to survive, and to leave the last images and names of the heroes who were destined to die, he used the skills rewarded by the system to move around in the hail of bullets, becoming a "phoenix" that confused both the enemy and ourselves.