Li Wenhao, an eight-year army veteran, got drunk on the night of his discharge because he could not bear to leave military life behind. When he opened his eyes again, he had transmigrated to 1937 and become a soldier in a company of the 386th Brigade of the Eighth Route Army, known throughout the company as a "fool." Faced with a nation in ruins and Japanese invaders running rampant, Li Wenhao put his modern military skills to use amid the flames of war: he took out Japanese soldiers with a single shot from three hundred meters away, and effortlessly fought three men at once with a bayonet. When the troops ran short of food, he single-handedly took down a Japanese pillbox and brought back supplies, only to get a brutal beating from the company commander, his "adoptive father." When the troops ran short of money, he slipped into enemy-held territory and precisely "paid a visit" to wealthy Chinese collaborators backed by the Japanese. When the troops lacked weapons, he broke into a Japanese arms depot at night, carried off desperately needed equipment, and left a note saying, "I'll be back." With his astonishing combat abilities and exceptional tactical intelligence, Li Wenhao gradually became a legend within the Eighth Route Army. The saying "A unit with Li Wenhao doubles its fighting strength" spread throughout the ranks. Along the way, he met Wen Nianci, a gentle and resilient medic. The two supported each other through the war, witnessing together how Li Wenhao led his comrades in breaking the Japanese blockade and winning one victory after another, forging a legendary tale of ironclad courage and loyalty for the Eighth Route Army.
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