Special Forces soldier Qin Yue sacrificed his life to protect his comrades during a mission. He accidentally traveled to the anti-Japanese battlefield during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty and possessed the body of a fallen soldier with the same name and appearance.
Qin Yue relied on modern military knowledge to organize the remaining soldiers to counterattack in the chaotic battlefield, used tactical command to defeat the Japanese pirate squad, and rescued Zhang Chengwu from a hundred households, demonstrating extraordinary military talents.
Qin Yue aroused suspicion due to his "resurrection from the dead" and abnormal tactics. He was brought to Qi Jiguang for interrogation and faced the risk of his identity being exposed.
Qi Jiguang had a keen eye for talents. Although he had doubts about Qin Yue's origins, he valued his military talents and promoted him to a small flag officer and included him in the training system of the new army.
Qin Yue's modern concepts of equality conflict with the Ming Dynasty's hierarchy, and he must learn to implement effective reforms while respecting ancient rules.