December 6, 1937, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu.
History buff Chen Wei woke up and found himself lying in a cold trench. In the distance was the roar of Japanese artillery fire, and underfoot was the blood-stained scorched earth. He traveled through time and came to the eve of the Battle of Nanjing.
There is no pleasure of sweeping thousands of armies with golden fingers, only the heaviness of facing the broken mountains and rivers. Chen Wei knew that he alone could not change the entire war situation, but he could do one thing - cut off the retreat of the Japanese troops outflanking Nanjing and open a way out for the defenders and people in the city.
