Live Broadcast of the War of Resistance: 100,000 People Signed Up

All time travelers want to rewrite history, and Lu Chen just wants to save one more person. He doesn't know how to organize troops or strategize. The only thing he's good at is dragging out living people from the ruins. 1937, Outside Nanjing. Lu Chen used a fire rope to hang on the broken bridge to fix the anchor point. Under the bridge were crying refugees and approaching gunfire. The company commander of the garrison asked him who he was, and he only said: "Give me that abandoned warehouse and give me three more days. I will send the fleeing people there." The company commander didn't believe it until he saw him carrying a pregnant woman across the fire line with his own eyes, classifying the wounded into four levels according to their severity, and arranging the evacuation route within three minutes. In the live broadcast room, 100,000 people were watching. Some people recorded the screen, some looked up the map, and some clicked "Sign Up" after being silent for a long time. Veterans, delivery boys, emergency nurses, bridge engineers - they traveled to 1937. They had no weapons and only carried a backpack of no more than 25 kilograms. The first volunteer died in battle and returned to modern times. He sat in the corridor of his home all night without entering the door. The next day, he signed up again. Su Wanqing handed the casualty list to Lu Chen: "You can't save everyone." Lu Chen took the list: "But I can make more people learn to save people." [Hardcore Rescue] + [Pragmatic Responsibility] + [Volunteer Time Travel] + [War Group Portraits]