In 1931, the September 18th Incident broke out, and the Northeast was plunged into dire straits. Zhou Weiguo, a soldier of the Northeastern Army who broke out of Beida Camp, accidentally activated the mysterious combat command system and embarked on a legendary road to resist Japan.
This system gives him incredible abilities such as battlefield scanning, tactical simulation, and intelligence analysis. On the outskirts of Shenyang, he relied on the system to outwit the Toadling puppet army stronghold, obtain supplies and recruit forces; facing the Japanese encirclement and suppression, he led the team to break through the encirclement in the snowy Changbai Mountains. Even if the system failed, he could rely on experience to avert danger. Learning that there was an abandoned Northeastern Army arsenal hidden deep in the mountains, he cleverly used alienation tactics to drive away the bandits. He also used modern engineering knowledge combined with system functions to repair machine tools and improve guns, greatly improving the team's combat effectiveness.
After that, Zhou Weiguo led his team to launch a series of thrilling contests with the Japanese invaders in western Liaoning. From setting up an ambush to strangle the Japanese cavalry squadron in Hulang Valley, to going deep into Japanese strongholds to crack the intelligence puzzle of the "Falcon Plan"; from making surprise attacks on Japanese arsenals in the dark, braving a hail of bullets to seize strategic supplies, to uncovering traitors and repelling joint attacks by the Japanese army and bandits during times of internal and external troubles. In every battle, he gave full play to his system capabilities, using his wisdom and courage to smash the Japanese conspiracies again and again.
Amidst the white mountains and black waters, Zhou Weiguo and his team were like an everlasting anti-Japanese fire, writing a magnificent chapter of defending their homeland and country with their blood and lives, vowing to completely drive the Japanese invaders out of the Northeast.
