In 2024, Lin Yinuo won the Olympic shooting championship, but his coach and leaders deducted his bonus and hired trolls to commit cyber violence. In desperation, she swallowed sleeping pills at the Martyrs Cemetery.
When she opened her eyes again, she was lying in a pool of blood - in 1937, the Japanese army massacred the village, and her savior was stabbed to death with a bayonet in front of her.
This time, the Olympic champion's crosshair was no longer aimed at the bull's-eye ten meters away, but between the enemy's eyebrows.
She joined the guerrillas with modern shooting theory and taught farmers how to fight sparrows, dig tunnels, and make explosives. When the Japanese ace sniper Ichiro Yamamoto offered a reward of 1,000 yuan for her head, she launched a peak showdown with him in the reeds - with the last shot, she shot Yamamoto between the eyebrows.
In 1945, Japan surrendered. She and the captain Wei Qiang, who she fell in love with, agreed to get married after victory, but she was pulled back to modern times in a moment of happiness.
When she woke up, she had only been in a coma in the hospital for seven days. But the bullet casing ring on her hand told her: those eight years were real, that man was real, and those sacrifices were real.
This time, the Olympic champion has his sights set on a new goal: to put corrupt officials in jail, to let the truth come to light, and to let the love that has spanned eighty years come to an end.
She fired twice:
The first shot, in 1937, shattered the Japs' forehead.
The second shot, in 2024, will shatter the lies of the evildoers.
And for the third shot, she was going to hit the bullseye of the Los Angeles Olympics for the man who had been waiting for her all her life.
