In the autumn of 1938, Lujia Village, Shen County. Lu Fang, the son of Orion, had only been in the army for seven days when he discovered that there were Japanese spies hidden in the new regiment. No one believed him. The company commander said that he had shaken the morale of the army, his comrades scolded him for being suspicious, and even his closest sister shouted with red eyes: "Brother, you have changed!" But he did not dare to stop. Because the spy has found out the hidden grain depot of the independent detachment. If he doesn't take action, the winter food for three hundred people will be taken away in one pot. To make matters worse, the Japanese Special High School focused on this team that had just taken root. They sent Ryuichi Sato, who was well versed in the people's sentiments in North China, and prepared to use "Huairou Assassination" to strangle the base area. Lu Fang has no guns or qualifications, only a pair of eyes that can see through lies. He used a meal to instigate the puppet army commander, scared off the gang assassins with a look, and used a "drunk gaffe" to backhand the Japanese army's sweep route into the encirclement. But every time he deeply read his mind, he gave him a splitting headache and insomnia all night long. What's even more painful is that the eyes his sister is looking at him are getting colder and colder - she doesn't know why her brother always interacts with "suspicious people", and she doesn't know where his injuries come from. The base became more and more stable, but Lu Fang became more and more lonely as he walked. When the ultimate counter-intention plan of the Special High School is directed at him, when his sister personally raises a gun and aims it at his back - can this grassroots god of war still rely on his mind-reading skills to fight his way out?
