Silent 1937
In a previous life, he died unexpectedly during a mission.
When he opened his eyes again, he had become Chen Shusheng, the captain of the Kuomintang's action unit, locked in an interrogation room and being used as a scapegoat.
Those who wanted him dead were Japanese spies. Those who framed him were the soldiers under his command. Those who pushed things along were his superior officers.
On this road, saying the wrong thing meant death, and trusting the wrong person meant utter ruin.
He came from the future and knew how much suffering this nation still had to endure.
He must survive, and then—find the people who were lighting lamps for the country in the darkness, join them, and become one of them.
Even if this body wore the skin of the Kuomintang.
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