You Feared Dying in the Songhu Campaign, So Why Cry When the Platoon Leader Dies?

[Current scenario: Battle of Shanghai, 1937] [S-rank mission: Survive for thirty days!] In a parallel world, Huaguo has lost its history of resistance against Japan. The nation suffers more defeats than victories, natural disasters strike, Japanese invaders surround the country, and its fall is imminent! Lin Mu, who transmigrates into this world, becomes Huaguo's last hope. To stay alive, he volunteers for the kitchen squad, hoping to avoid the hail of bullets on the front lines. To stay alive, he blindly fires with his eyes shut in the trenches, earning a torrent of abuse from viewers in the global livestream chat, who call him a coward. Then he meets those fallen heroes whose names were never even recorded: Fourteen-year-old Shitou, driven by a terrible blood feud and blessed with godlike marksmanship, falls in a pool of blood before dawn. The roguish Platoon Leader Zhang gets his leg blown off protecting Lin Mu and leans against a wall, smiling in a way more painful than tears. Brigade Commander Cai, who refuses to retreat even in the face of death, charges at Japanese tank treads with a Zhongzheng rifle and a handful of battered survivors. So there really are things in this world more important than life. That day, Lin Mu tells the whole world: as long as he is alive, not one inch of Huaguo's land will be surrendered! Not one of Huaguo's heroes will be left behind! That same day, all of Huaguo weeps for a “coward.” Key battle scenarios: [Battle of Shanghai] [The Eight Hundred Heroes] [The Bloody Battle of Nanjing] [The Battle of Taierzhuang] [Coming soon...]