[Abandoned, don't read this one, folks]
The soldier began to tremble. Sweat mixed with blood ran down his body, but he didn't scream or beg for mercy. When the officer turned to his right hand, the soldier suddenly raised his head and roared with all his strength: “You Japanese bastards! Remember me! My name is Chen Shanhe! I'm from Taiyuan, Shanxi! I'll keep killing you even after I get to the King of Hell!”
This was no ordinary transmigration.
When Lu Shengsheng started livestreaming in 1937, her broadcast connected the Chinese spirit of two different eras.
She, from the modern world, carried the memories, technology, and endless regrets of generations to come;
They, from history, possessed the strongest faith and the most unyielding backbones.
