Quick Transmigration: Glory to the Nation

The No. 173 Romance Livestream System bonded with a Host

[Glory of the Nation] A Republican-era literary great

173: Host, do you believe in love? Our livestream is meant to show the audience a sweet romance.

Male Lead: ...All right.

173 watched happily as its Host taught the female lead to read and write, encouraged her to become independent, and sent her overseas to study. At last, when the female lead returned from abroad, 173 finally popped up, thrilled and cheering: Host, hurry, go confess to her! Give her a grand, romantic wedding in the Republican era!

Then 173 watched its Host die...

173: ? Where's my big Host? Where's my wedding? Where's my love?

It must be an illusion, 173 thought to itself. Then it entered the next world full of anticipation.

[Braving the Storm] Air Force pilot

173: Host, let's play it safe this time and let your relationship with the female lead develop slowly.

Male Lead: Don't worry. I'm good at this.

Then 173 watched as its Host, the second male lead, and the female lead all died together.

173 stared at him, its eyes vacant.

Male Lead: Do you believe in love?

173: ...

The man lifted his eyes to the red flag in the distance, a trace of tenderness in his gaze. He thought: Even in my most wretched moments, I still love you.

A few pink bubbles involuntarily appeared above 173's head: Oh, well, shipping the nation as a couple is pretty good, too.

Li Jingran: I walk alone through the long, muddy darkness. At the thorn-strewn, perilous end, I seek a bright future for her. I love her, I honor her, and I would give her everything I have.

This is a patriot's journey of confession.

The focus is on the career; the female lead is a background character, and the romance appears in the extras. Second-version blurb.

Theme: He was a hero, but no one told me his name. So I will become him again and again, just to carry on my motherland's supreme glory. I offer my deepest respect to the countless heroes like him throughout history!