When history holds its breath in the heavy rain, your live broadcast room suddenly switches to 209 BC.
Song Yu traveled through time and became a garrison soldier in Daze Township who was destined to die. In his arms, he only had a live broadcast mobile phone with 1% battery power and could not be turned off. In front of a desperate crowd of 900 people, he tremblingly lit up the screen, and the barrage "Princes, generals, Xiang Ning has the guts" became the first spark to ignite the uprising.
Chen Sheng stared at this luminous "monster", his sword-drawing hand hanging in the air. From then on, every fight and every decision was presented to modern audiences in real time. And Song Yu must fight for a way out of this uprising that should have failed - and for his own life - between suspicion and the butcher's knife before the battery runs out.
His live broadcast room is becoming the only variable in rewriting history.
