The Sky Screen Livestreams the War of Resistance, and the Audience Is Our Future Homeland

[Transmigrate to the War of Resistance + livestream across time + farming and infrastructure + historical resonance + witness a rising nation + patriotic fervor + connection across time] A heads-up: The male lead isn't the kind of mindless power-fantasy protagonist who can mow down everyone in his path, but his golden finger will still leave you impressed. P.S. If you're here for the power fantasy, read the first four chapters, then skip to Chapter 20. You'll love it. In the flames of war in 1938, Zhang Ning opens his eyes to a land shattered by conflict. Soldiers weakened by hunger and cold, wounded men without medicine or supplies, and backs that refuse to bend beneath the enemy's iron heel: all of it is broadcast in real time to billions of people eighty-seven years in the future through the accidentally bound [Sky Screen Livestream System]. When the heroes of the past swallow frozen coarse grain, viewers in the future watch with tears in their eyes; when the wounded bite back their pain on stretchers, countless people clench their fists and whisper, "Hang on"; when all hope seems lost, Zhang Ning shows this exhausted force the answer history has to offer: The future they gave their lives to pursue: a steel Great Wall standing tall, fighter jets guarding the azure skies, and a confident, composed nation on the road to revival. The livestream connects more than two eras: it links a spirit and a faith passed down through generations. And Zhang Ning gradually discovers that the history being witnessed is quietly shaping the course of the future... This is a remembrance that crosses time, and a profound echo of sacrifice and legacy.