Brilhando a Espada: No Início, Ajudo Li Yunlong a Conseguir um Canhão Italiano

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Chapter 1: Encountering the Italian Cannon at the Start

June 1939, a mass grave somewhere in northwest Shanxi. A young man of about twenty slowly awoke. He was gaunt, skeletal, his clothes tattered, bruises and old marks mottling his skin, with a large bump on his head.

“What’s going on? What happened? I clearly remember falling asleep at the embassy last night, so why have I woken up in the wild?” The young man’s face was filled with bewilderment.

“Why is there a bump on my head?”

“Huh? My big belly is gone?”

“Where are my glasses? Wait—my vision has recovered?”

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A few minutes later, Wu Ze, rubbing the inexplicable bump on his head, finally pieced together his situation.

He had transmigrated into the world of “Drawing the Sword,” and was now in northwest Shanxi, 1939. Shinozuka Yoshio had already recklessly occupied most of Shanxi province, greatly shrinking the survival space for the anti-Japanese forces.

This frail twenty-year-old had died from a blow to the head, and Wu Ze had crossed over to inhabit his feeble body. Due to the head injury, his new memories were incomplete. He knew nothing of this body’s identity or background, nor did he care to find out. Clearly, this was a poor boy, discarded in a mass grave, forgotten like weeds by the roadside.

In this war-torn era, who would care who he was?

Wu Ze recalled the plot of the first episode of the “Drawing the Sword” TV series: the Battle of Cangyun Ridge would take place in February 1940. Li Yunlong, the commander of the New 1st Reg