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Twin Transmigration: Helping Great-Grandpa Wipe Out the Enemy

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Twin Transmigration: Helping Great-Grandpa Wipe Out the Enemy

by 怡曦辰

Veteran special forces soldier Li Zheng, while sorting through his great-grandfather Li Yunlong's belongings, is unexpectedly transported by a blood-stained military medal to the Cangyun Ridge battlefield in 1940. Landing right in the middle of a breakout battle, he uses his modern military expertise to help Wang Chengzhu destroy the Sakata Regiment command post with a single artillery shot, and in the smoke of battle, he meets and recognizes his great-grandfather Li Yunlong, a man who had only existed in stories. From then on, a twin-transmigration portal connecting the modern era and the War of Resistance is completely opened. Bulletproof vests, night vision devices, drones, walkie-talkies, mortars, armored vehicles... modern supplies flow continuously to Northwest Shanxi. The Independent Regiment is completely re-equipped, ambushes result in zero casualties, there's no need to shout "Open fire!" at Ping'an County, Wei the Monk doesn't have to die at the hands of bandits, and Yamamoto Kazuki's special forces are sniped before they can even assemble. Li Yunlong puts his arm around Li Zheng's shoulder and laughs heartily: "Good boy! With you here, I'm taking on the elite!" From Cangyun Ridge to Ping'an County, from the Hundred Regiments Offensive to the counterattack on Taiyuan, Li Zheng uses modern firepower to rewrite one regretful famous scene after another. And when he finally returns to the modern era and opens the family photo album, he finds that in the yellowed photograph, Li Yunlong is wearing a general's uniform, and beside him is an added line: "To my best great-grandson." — Description from novelcodex.org

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