This is a first-person historical time travel anti-war novel.
Liu Bei, the Zhaolie Emperor of the Han Dynasty, died in Baidi City for a moment, and his soul traveled through thousands of years and landed in the countryside of Hebei after the Marco Polo Bridge Incident in 1937.
There is no system, no cheats, and no cheating.
He started out as "Liu Dashu", a lunatic in a pig pen. He was scolded, humiliated, and witnessed massacres. He lost his status as an emperor in blood and fire and became a Chinese and an Eighth Route Army soldier.
He used the benevolence of the Three Kingdoms to fight the modern Patriotic War; he used thousands of years of faith to protect the people of one side.
It's about war, and it's about being a human being; it's about time travel, and it's about returning to the fields.
