An unresolved modern war inevitably involves people from different classes and camps. Lin Ziting, an ordinary soldier who is good at complaining, must protect his life, conscience and friends under absurdity, corruption and extreme pressure; the enemy's genius commander Barham Ducey uses machinations skillfully, but his faith is shaken between victory and introspection; frontline reporter Xu Qin survives in the cracks, adhering to journalistic ideals and human warmth - their stories intersect and collide, revealing true feelings in the absurdity, and shining kindness hidden behind the humor. The weak laugh at themselves, the strong joke, black humor wraps up suffering, and the faith in friendship and peace is not lost in the scenes of laughter and curses. The novel protects growth with the warmth of guns, uses ridicule to confront hypocritical power, and uses trivial daily life to set off the absurdity of war. It ultimately asks: Who can protect the original faith in the chaos?
