In 1914, the old world had not yet realized that it was dying.
Crowns, arms, railways, banks, colonies, factories and newspapers, together pushed countless ordinary people into the abyss.
Zhu Bron woke up in the morning again and again this year.
He knew the war would come, he knew the fortresses would collapse, he knew the trains would carry young men to their graves.
But he has no military rank, no wealth, no power, and he can't even keep his own body.
All he can do is drag a deserter back from outside the barbed wire fence, send a piece of evidence across the border, and give a sentence to someone who is still alive.
This is not a savior story.
This is the story of a man who lives again and again and wants to help the world remember everyone.
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