A century-old giant that is stuck in financial quagmire and relegation abyss, a "mercenary" locker room spurned by fans, and a storm cleansing people to survive - Aston Villa in 2018 is struggling in the mud of the British Championship. The iron-blooded coach Steve Bruce tore up the rotten team culture with his determination to cure the poison, swept the cancer of high salary out of the door, and supported the local genius Jack Grealish as the core against all opinions. Faced with the noose of FFP (Financial Fair Play), the media's verbal abuse, the backlash in the locker room and the wave of injuries, Bruce used his iron fist, tactics and almost paranoid belief to lead a group of "remnant lions" who were forced out of their beastly nature and completed Nirvana and rebirth on the edge of the Premier League lift. This is a football epic about dignity, betrayal and passion, and it is also a godfather myth of "the one who touches the scales will die".
