When the needle of history turns back to 1938, what it brings is not weapons, but answers to the future.
Li Wei, a programmer who died suddenly in 996, was bound to a mysterious "historical clock-in system" - he traveled back to 1938 for 24 hours every 48 hours, with random coordinates and could only carry 5 kilograms of items.
During his first time traveling, he hid in a firewood pile in a small town in Shandong that was raided, and witnessed the bloody morning under the bayonet. After a 24-hour life and death struggle, he returned to the rental house with the images of Japanese atrocities recorded on his mobile phone. Looking at the bustling modern China outside the window, he made a decision:
"Turn the system over to the state."
A special team codenamed "Time and Space Bridge" was quickly established. From then on, Levi was no longer a lonely traveler, but a bridge connecting two eras.
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The author writes delicately and is an experienced writer.
The author writes delicately and is an experienced writer.