The military training time of freshman Lu Song was completely shattered by a sudden fainting - the soul of Sato Ichiro, a Japanese invader, accidentally possessed him, turning him into an "alien in his own body." The unconscious blurting out in Japanese, the out-of-control Japanese military drill movements late at night, and the unfamiliar and fierce eyes in the mirror dragged him into the abyss of fear of fighting alone.
In order to regain the sovereignty of his body, he stayed up late to browse Anti-Japanese War images, visited folk priests, and sought help from special departments. In the struggle with the remnant soul, he faced the bloody memory of the Japanese army's crimes. When individual will, civil society forces and the country come together, this "war of resistance" trapped in the body will finally usher in a duel between justice and rebirth in the righteousness of the Martyrs Cemetery.