Pauper: Modern Period

This is done to make up for the regret of watching "Two Thousand Years of Pauper". It's just for fun. Don't criticize if it's not good. Focusing on Gu Nan, the immortal who lived for two thousand years in the original work. The story begins with the September 18th Incident in 1931 and ends with the victory of the Anti-Japanese War in 1945. Gu Nan, who had only been a bystander to history before, took Bai Qi's Warring States crossbow and "Taiping" military talisman and threw himself into the flames of war. On a rainy night in Shenyang, she defended the vegetable cellar against the Japanese army for the first time; the sacrifice of Lao Zhou completely broke her thousand-year-old numbness. The work uses Gu Nan's immortal perspective to restore the suffering and struggle during the Anti-Japanese War. It not only continues the core obsession of "protecting peace" in the original work, but also hides the secret of the military talisman and the suspense of why Gu Nan awakened, and writes about the two-way redemption of immortals and ordinary people in troubled times.