I Still Want to Go Back

Title of the novel (core image): "I Still Want to Go Back" core settings Protagonist: Lu Ming (a modern Shandong veteran who later became a policeman, with a straightforward and affectionate personality, and a strong obsession with his girlfriend Li Yonghong) → Time traveled to 1938 as Zhang Xiaofu, a teenager from middle Hebei Province. He was thin but mentally tough, relying on the "battlefield assistance system" to gain a foothold on the anti-Japanese battlefield. System: In the early stage, it provides modern weapons (such as QJY-201 heavy machine gun), ballistic assistance, and military point exchange (weapon transformation, supplies, skills); in the later stage, as the protagonist grows, the tactical database, regional map, arsenal blueprint, etc. Are unlocked, and finally the "ultimate reward" can be provided core themes The intertwining of personal obsession and grand history: the private goal of "going home" and the current of the anti-Japanese era promote each other, showing the struggle and growth of ordinary people in history. The eternity of emotion: No matter how much time and space travels through, the concern for your lover and the bond with your comrades are the ultimate force that supports a person's survival. The cost and significance of war: Through Lu Ming's perspective, it not only shows the cruelty of war, but also interprets the meaning of "guarding" - not only to go back, but also to allow more people to have a "stable life."