Bright Sword: You Asked Me to Be a Clerk, but I Armed an Entire Division

Gao Heng was an overworked wage slave who just wanted to survive in a chaotic world, but unexpectedly found himself swept into the bloody days of Drawing Sword. He had a “Pinduoduo” that could connect him to the future, but he knew full well that cold technology could never replace the passion of soldiers fighting with their lives on the line. In the desperate battle at Cangyun Ridge, he watched comrades fall one by one and saw the defiant fire in Li Yunlong’s eyes. Deep inside him, the fighting spirit that years of endless overtime had worn away was finally kindled. He was no longer a wage slave thinking only about how to “milk the System.” He learned to use future technology to protect these most lovable people. When he handed steaming packets of instant noodles to starving soldiers, and used flash grenades to give his charging brothers even one more second to survive, he felt a sense of belonging unlike anything he had known. Li Yunlong, a short-tempered yet genuine man, went from suspecting Gao Heng to relying on him. The two forged an understanding that transcended time and space. Gao Heng taught Li Yunlong about “slash-to-save coupons” and “cashback for five-star reviews.” Li Yunlong, in turn, used his bandit-like spirit and fearlessness in the face of death to make Gao Heng truly understand the weight of the word “soldier.” “Hey, could you leave me a five-star review?” In Gao Heng’s mouth, this catchphrase was no longer a tacky joke, but a way to cherish every victory and honor every comrade. Yet with future technology changing the course of the war, the future grew ever more uncertain, and greater challenges and sacrifices still lay ahead. Could Gao Heng protect this hard-won brotherhood? Could he use his