Back to 1940: Rebuilding the Iron Army Against Japan

In 2045, Huaxia stood at the pinnacle of the world, yet the blood feud of years past had faded from memory amid peaceful times. When the internet was awash with sympathy for the invaders and ignorance of history, history buff Wang Feng roared during an argument with a “traitor to China”: “Forgotten? Then I’ll make you remember!”

His words became a prophecy. A mysterious force sent him back to the frozen snows of 1940. There were no keyboards here, only cold bayonets and the despairing faces of his fellow countrymen. Captured by the Japanese army and then rescued by a ragged band of resistance fighters who had run out of ammunition, Wang Feng saw with his own eyes what it meant to bear a national and familial hatred. All he had with him was a personal AI terminal with virtually limitless power, and a “beacon” that allowed him to travel through time in both directions.

From that moment, a wild plan began to take shape in his mind.

“Company commander, where did you get this batch of penicillin?”

“The mountain god gave it to us.”

“Regimental commander, the steel we made with this new method can chop right through a Japanese officer’s saber!”

“Our founding master taught me in a dream.”

“Commander… are you a god descended to the mortal world?!”

As his comrades stared at him in shock, Wang Feng merely wiped down his gun, gazed toward the year 2045, and murmured, “I’m no god. I’m just a messenger from the future, carrying a century-overdue list of revenge. They’ve forgotten that part of history, so I’ll carve it back into the world with the enemy’s blood and bones!”