[Era + Adorable Baby + Anti-Japanese War Daily + Historical Live Broadcast + The Whole Network Tears + Feelings of Family and Country]
Nine-year-old girl Yun Duo accidentally traveled to the icy and snowy Anti-Japanese War battlefield in 1942.
There is no system mall, no unlimited ammunition, only a "historical memory restoration live broadcast room" that connects future generations.
At the beginning, we faced seventy-three soldiers with blurred faces and ragged clothes. They were heroes whose names could not be found in later generations.
At this time, they were just the "silly father" who gave away the last bite of frozen potatoes to his children, and the "silly uncle" who clumsily made toys out of bullet shells.
Yun Duo's mission is to accompany them through the last difficult years, record their voices and smiles, and let the entire network help them find their relatives through live broadcast.
"Uncle, what's your name? Netizens have found out, there is someone waiting for you in your family!"
"Uncle, don't be afraid of the cold. Hundreds of thousands of people are knitting sweaters for you in the clouds."
The whole network burst into tears, and the whole country worked together to repair this broken memory.
This is not a cool article, this is seventy-three promises, a grand relay that spans time and space.
It turns out that they were once alive, loved to laugh, and missed home.
