From Delivery Boy to Anti-Japanese Soldier King: I Just Want to Go Home

After three years of delivering food, Lin Yang has developed a good ability to find every opportunity, but he never expected that one day he would insert himself into the battlefield in Songhu. As a non-famous military enthusiast who graduated from a third-rate university, Lin Yang's only experience of war came from anti-Japanese dramas. When he rode his electric bike into a smoke of gunfire, and a cold mechanical voice sounded in his ears - "The anti-war system was successfully bound, current military merit: 0", he almost rode the bike into the trench. The rules of the system are simple and crude: kill a Japanese soldier and get military merit; collect millions, exchange them for a time shuttle, and go home to inherit tens of billions. Lin Yang made a calculation, and his eyes suddenly turned black - does this have to last until the end of the year? However, when he was hit by a stray bullet and flew past his ear, the system suddenly popped up a new prompt: "It has been detected that the host has encountered a fatal threat, triggering protective repatriation, with a 10-second countdown." Lin Yang's eyes widened. As long as you encounter an accident on the battlefield, can you be sent directly back to the original world? Why do you need millions of military merits? This is simply a backdoor provided by the system! From that day on, there was a "madman" with strange behavior on the Songhu battlefield: he rushed towards the densest artillery fire with a gun, shouting "Let me die", but on his face was the ecstasy of a worker about to get off work early. But Lin Yang soon discovered that it was actually more difficult to "seek death" accurately in this hail of bullets than to live.