Lin Xiaohe, a "half-baked" cook who returned from studying in France, accidentally joined a guerrilla army during the Anti-Japanese War. With his weird cooking skills and French-style wit, he turned iron pots, spices and even stinky tofu into alternative weapons: he used "intelligence wontons" to hide the enemy, relied on the aroma of braised pork to disintegrate the enemy, used stinky tofu to force back the raids, and even drugged the Japanese New Year's Eve dinner to save his comrades. Under his influence, this team used spatulas instead of guns, resolved crises with wisdom, and cooked countless hilarious victory delicacies in the smoke of gunpowder. The story ends with Lin Xiaohe burying the "Anti-Japanese Hero Pot", and his legendary experience turned into a folk fire that will never be extinguished.
