A game suddenly shoots to the top of the global charts.
There’s no marketing, just a plain description:
“You can choose Easy, Hard, or Hell mode. Or you can try... back then.”
Lin Ye and his three dorm mates think it’s just another ordinary gaming session.
Until a blinding white light bursts from the screen, and they tumble into that bleak, despairing “back then,” feeling every ounce of pain in their own bodies.
There are no health bars, no respawns, only real death.
As four modern college students watch a class monitor younger than themselves die before their eyes again and again,
they finally understand this is more than just a game.
“Stop crying. We’re going in again!”
“You won. The people who came before us would be proud of you.”
“And it’s all right if you lose, because they already won this battle for you.”
“It’s okay if you don’t know how to trigger the Easter egg. Open the window, and it’s right there.”
After the game is livestreamed across the internet, all of China erupts.
Countless netizens roar at their computers:
“Let us fight in 1937!”
I still want to ask the writer, can "Middle Age" be saved?
Alas, can Master Zhen's book be saved? I didn't mean to make a short play, why was it taken off the shelves and started a new book 🤦
Are you immersed in that war? Maybe this book is not even interesting, but it only shows a corner of the original battle; there is nothing that can describe what happened in each venue. It can only be described in words like the movie Four Lines Warehouse. Therefore, I give this book five stars. There is no pretense or sensationalism. In order to write about "that year", the author has set up a "painless shield". Only real death can replace the despair of that year.
Take me with you to "back then"
This book is very interesting
This novel is powerful!!!
History cannot be repeated, and the regrets in history can never be made up for. The writing is very real, but I can't say it is refreshing. It is a very heavy feeling, and it is worth reading.
Looks good, looks good, says important things three times.
It's really beautiful, and it captures the bloody nature of the Chinese people.
If you can, take one with me.