I Stayed in Japan for Sixteen Years and Finally Hijacked a Ship

(Just leave the rating to chance) 1929, Tokyo. A six-year-old Chinese child wakes up in the street. He only had half of tattered clothes on his body, no shoes on his feet, and only one sentence in his mind: "You are from the Long family." He didn't know where the Long family was. Don't know why it's in Japan. All I know is to survive. But there is one more thing in his mind - the Record of Merits. There was no "ding". There are no tasks. There is no tutorial for beginners. There are only cold numbers: how many merit points you get for saving people, how many merit points you get for stopping crimes. Also, killing people also gets merit - +10,000 for killing military merchants, +5,000 for killing soldiers who are about to go to China to do evil. The system doesn't ask why he killed. Don't tell him who to kill. Log only. So, from a six-year-old street kid, to the "little kid" who made the military police frightened, to the man who robbed a ship, three tons of technical materials, and nine experts on the eve of Japan's surrender—— Long Wang was killed in Japan for sixteen years. Not revenge. He is a Chinese who, in that crazy era, used the most direct method to settle the cause and effect one by one, and dig out a future path for China from hell bit by bit. The ultimate goal: take away an entire era in 1945. Merit does not depend on motivation. As long as the blood is hot.