#Brainhole #travel through history #tear-jerking article #National Team Admission #Little People, Big Feelings
Lu Yuanxing, a terminally ill courier, was born an orphan. After his diagnosis, he donated all his savings to the orphanage where he was raised and returned to his rental house to wait for death.
Until a door opened in front of him - leading to 1934, the eve of the Xiangjiang Battle.
The door only opens for 60 seconds. No weight limit. Every time he opened it, he lost one day of his life.
He threw in a box of penicillin. The door is closed. The cancer pain in my chest got worse again.
He opened his notebook and wrote the same as before:
"Order 1. Delivered. Recipient: Unknown."
So he began to exchange his life for supplies—medicine, compressed food, cotton clothes, salt—to send them one by one to that era of blood and fire.
On the thirtieth day, he fell in the mud of 1935. An old military doctor squatted down and held his thin wrist: "Comrade, who are you?"
He smiled: "Courier. **Your express delivery has arrived, please sign for it."
The Dragon Kingdom government discovered him and mobilized the whole country to save his life.
Not just to save him. It's just to let that door open one more time.
He cannot change history. He could only let his ancestors have a full meal before they died.
