The Whole Village Is Full of Drama Stars

The whole village is full of drama synopsis: In 1942, in Dijie City, Shanxi Province, Eighth Route Army soldier Zhou Tieshan was seriously injured while escorting the national treasure Zhaocheng Jinzang. On his deathbed, he entrusted the villagers to protect the scriptures. In order to seize the treasure, the Japanese army assigned puppet troops to pretend to be bandits to harass the village. In order to protect himself, the village chief "recruited" five people with special skills from prison: the liar Fu'an, the master thief Lu Qilin, the forger Shou Xing, the tomb robber Xiqiao and the thug Heizi. The five people first came here to hunt for treasure, but they were gradually influenced by them while getting along with the villagers. They teamed up to design traps, create illusions, use pepper smoke, authentic guerrillas and other ridiculous methods to outwit the bandits, and finally annihilated the enemies. During this period, the birthday boy secretly fell in love with Shantao, the village chief's daughter, and got married. After the war, people melted the gold-plated Buddha's body into bullets to support the Eighth Route Army, and reshaped the clay tire into an earth statue to protect the village. The five people also changed their minds and joined the revolutionary ranks. Zhaocheng Jinzang was finally handed over to the Eighth Route Army safely, and a treasure-protecting legend led by a small person came to an end with laughter and wisdom. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.