In 2037, experimenter Shen Mo was thrown into Shanghai in 1932 by a quantum accident. When I woke up, I was in a dark alley, next to a still warm corpse, covered in blood and wearing an unfamiliar coarse cloth gown. In order to protect himself, his brain forcibly regarded this as an "immersive game" - following the instructions on the note in his pocket, he sent a package of mysterious printed matter to Renji Hospital and handed it over to a head nurse named Zhou.
What he didn't know was that this wasn't a game. This is the real year 1932.
After that, he fell into a strange cycle: sometimes his soul passed through, and his consciousness fell into the body of a recently deceased person, completing the last journey for a dock worker, newspaper apprentice, dancer, patrolman, translator, and street child; sometimes wearing and carrying 25 kilograms of supplies he brought from the future - amoxicillin, compressed biscuits, lighters, and signature pens - back to the alley, but he didn't know who to give the things to.
He had seen his comrades dismembered in the street, with blood splattered on their faces. He listened to the comrade next door being tortured all night in prison. At dawn, the man vomited blood and said to him: "You are not here for a certain person. You are here for the future."
He persuaded people to confess. He is afraid of death. He wanted to give up countless times.
But he knows one thing: He knows China will win this battle.
This "knowledge" was the most precious thing he brought to that era.
The story does not talk about big shots, but only about cart pullers, water sellers, dancers, traitors, gangsters, students, teachers - people who don't know what they are doing is called "patriotism". Shen Mo was just a pebble thrown into the river, causing a circle of small ripples that quickly disappeared.
But he has been.
Purpose: Patriotism is not a slogan, it is the instinctive choice that every little person makes between "living" and "holding the bottom line." Shen Mo stands on the shoulders of history, using the known ending to illuminate those who don't know their way back in the darkness.