[Live-Streamed Resistance War × Rousing and Heartbreaking × Transmigrate and Redeem × A Nation Moved as One]
Zhong Shengguang was bound to the [Live-Stream for the Entire Internet] System, only to be forced to face the bloodiest battlefield of all: 1937, as the flames of the War of Resistance against Japan engulfed the land.
On camera, the regiment commander roared through bloodied tears: “As long as one man from the 29th Army is still standing, the Japanese devils will not cross that bridge!”
The comments went from skepticism to tears.
He had only been passing through, but he tightened his grip on his empty gun. “This time, I won’t be a streamer. I’ll die here with them.”
“Wait for me to come home” was the promise in countless letters that were never sent.
“Come home in my place” was a vigil kept across mountains and rivers, forever apart.
“Bring me home” was the final mission he shouted to the billions watching on their screens:
“History books are too small to hold their whole lives.”
“This time, I’ll livestream it for the whole world to see.”
“We will bring our heroes home.”
This time, 1.4 billion people clicked “Bring Them Home in Triumph” together.
