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In 2024, Shen Qingyu, a graduate student in the history of the Republic of China, was staying up late to write a thesis when he accidentally traveled to 1923 and became the youngest sister of "treasonous warlord" Shen Yanzhou. Carrying the memory of historical data, she believed that her brother was a remnant of the feudal system who broke away from one side and would eventually collaborate with the enemy. After returning to China, she confronted the Jiangbei border defense supervisor and angrily criticized him for supporting the army and insisting on saving China with "new ideas."
However, an accidental discovery during the confinement gradually caused her understanding of her brother to collapse - what emerged from the Leica camera was not "evidence of guilt", but his figure escorting wounded soldiers late at night and privately transferring family property for disaster relief; the blank page of "Shen's Family Rules" contained his handwriting of "protecting the country and the people, and never regretting it even in death". In 1935, when the crisis in North China came, the Japanese army invaded the border and Nanjing was forced to surrender. Shen Yanzhou signed a business agreement in the name of "collaborating with the enemy", but in fact he delayed for three months to help the people move south. In the end, he drank Crane's Crown Red under the pear tree and ruined his reputation in exchange for the vitality of the people in the three provinces.
After the death of his brother, Shen Qingyu changed his name to "Shen Aiguo", carried secret letters overseas, established the "Liyu Fund" with arms and pharmaceutical businesses, and anonymously donated 70 billion assets to New China for decades. It was not until the "Sky Curtain" program declassified the archives in 2025 that the pencil words "Counterattack in 3 months" on the back of Shen Yanzhou's telegram were exposed, and the truth that was nearly a century late was finally revealed. He did not look forward to the dawn of New China, but she spent her life bringing the dawn to his grave.
