Battlefield Livestream: A Three-Year-Old Brings the Fallen Heroes Home to China

[Historical livestream + love of country + adorable child + no romance + viewers in tears + logistical supplies]

Three-year-old Xiao Nuonuo, an adorable little girl from the modern era, accidentally touches an artifact at a museum. When she opens her eyes, she finds herself in a scorched trench during the 1939 Battle of Changsha!

At the same time, a livestream called the “Heavenly Eye,” connected to the modern world, quietly goes live.

In an age of incessant artillery fire, when human lives are worth next to nothing, little Nuonuo in her pink down jacket becomes the “little girl” whom every soldier in her company is willing to die to protect.

Faced with a desperate lack of clothing and food, as well as outdated equipment, modern-day viewers are overwhelmed!

“We have to send them milk and bread, as well as antibiotics and hemostatic medicine!”

“What? It’s getting cold? A million viewers are crowdfunding a hundred thousand military overcoats overnight!”

“Are you homesick? Let’s show our forebears the prosperous China of today. This is the peace and prosperity you wished for!”

As the old company commander weeps while eating steaming-hot braised pork, and the young soldier stares blankly at a video of an aircraft carrier...

Nuonuo points at the sky and says in her childish voice, “Don’t be afraid, uncles. Your family has come to bring you home!”

At this moment, across the divide of time, a million heroic spirits finally return to China!

(Note: This book is purely about love of country and everyday life on the battlefield. A tribute to every unsung hero.)