The Iron-Blooded Journey: the Chinese Workers' Resistance of the Century

[A century of lone bravery, the spirit of resistance is forged with the blood of Chinese workers] Lin Yuanzheng traveled through time and became a Chinese laborer in the trenches of France during World War I, and rose to prominence with the help of the "National Rejuvenation System." He gathered his compatriots to build an army and fought fiercely in Europe; he established a foundation in Southeast Asia to manufacture guns and ammunition, and laid out a global layout. During the fourteen years of war, he used technology as a blade to provide blood for the war of resistance, saving Nanjing, aiding Wuhan, and supporting enemy lines. In Tokyo Bay in 1945, as a representative of the unknown, he signed the surrender document - not a hero, just so that future generations would no longer have to use flesh and blood to resist steel. This is a legend buried in the dust of history, a bloody monument written by a Chinese worker for thirty years.