Zhang Fei traveled to a southern plantation in the United States in the 19th century. After becoming a slave, he awakened his consciousness of resistance, joined his companions to escape, and finally ran to a free state, completing his identity transformation from "famous Shu Han general" to "black slave rebel". He was forced to wear shackles, experience the humiliating life of a black slave amid whips and oppression, and witness the numbness and glimmer of resistance of his compatriots. In order to break the shackles, he learned English from scratch, secretly contacted Moses and other partners, and planned an escape plan in the dense forest. Faced with the brutal suppression of the overseers, the tracking of hounds and the dangers of the swamp, he used the courage and resourcefulness of the warriors of the Three Kingdoms to lead the people to break through the blockade and finally rush into the northern state border, which symbolizes freedom. This journey of blood and tears from "Han Shoutinghou" to "Fugitive Black Slave" is not only an individual's struggle for freedom, but also witnesses the awakening of a hero who uses courage and unity to ignite the fire of hope in a strange time and space.
