The Days of Being Pen Pals with Ancient Generals

[October issue] Xu Minglan accidentally got an ancient pine box from a thousand years ago. Inside was a small note that read: "The barbarians from the northwest have captured Shanhaiguan, and I want to go to the battlefield." As an archaeological researcher, Minglan was not surprised by these antiquities. Thinking of the exhaustion of days of work, she casually wrote on a white paper: "The research institute is working overtime today and I want to take a day off." Then throw it into the box, just use it as a way to vent your complaints to the ancients from a distance. But when she came out from overtime, there were a few more words on the piece of paper in the box: "Who are you?" … Later she learned that the pine box was a relic of Huo Xuechuan, the general of the Hui Dynasty more than a thousand years ago. Huo Xuechuan, who was granted the title of Langjuxu in his twenties, once defeated the enemy's 30,000 cavalry with 5,000 troops and became famous in one battle. The people of Jizhou still remember that the young general who stood up from the mountain of corpses and sea of ​​blood that day wearing black armor was their savior. But the Hui Dynasty was a dynasty that had never appeared in history. She can only piece together his life bit by bit in modern times with the excavated cultural relics. She told him: "The latest archaeological discovery is that you will disappear on the battlefield and your whereabouts are unknown..." Missing on the battlefield is nothing more than burying loyal bones in yellow sand. He replied to her: "It doesn't matter, I will live up to the country." Later, when the archaeological work came to an end, his epitaph suddenly appeared - "I have no regrets in this life, but I owe it to the person who caressed the monument for me a thousand years later." This copy has been screenshot 2026.8 Concept: Love can travel through time and space