How to Go Home for the New Year: The Red Army Game Mode Has Taken the Internet by Storm

Beneath the rubble in Gaza, Lu Chengye was crushed to the point of drawing his last breath.

As he lay dying, he heard gunfire ring out over Nanchang in 1927.

A young man wearing a red scarf rushed over and took a bullet for him. "Kid, live a few more years for me. See the New China!"

When he woke, a medical kit had appeared beside him. The System announced: Red Army instance cleared. Reward: penicillin formula.

War correspondent Su Wan shoved a camera in his face. "Who are you, really?"

Russian mercenary Natalia hefted her gun and sneered. "I've killed people. Are you sure you want to take me with you?"

Thirty-seven of his countrymen were trapped in a war zone, a traitor was hiding among them, and pursuers were blocking their way. Lu Chengye had only one option: return to 1927 and learn how to make it home alive from people who had been dead for decades.

The Nanchang Uprising, the Sanwan Reorganization, the bloody Battle of the Xiang River, the daring crossing of the Luding Bridge...

Every instance he cleared gave him one more life.

And every extra life meant one more person could make it home for the New Year.

This isn't a System novel. It's a survival manual for humanity, written over 22 years by the Chinese people.