Su Hao is reborn in 2001, the day after the South China Sea aircraft collision. The internet is full of self-proclaimed experts and traitors groveling and jeering.
"Dragon Country won't be able to build a fourth-generation fighter in a hundred years."
Faced with this, Su Hao is consumed by fury. He immediately uses the Myriad Worlds Retrospective System he has just acquired to upload scenes of future aerial combat into the sky.
The sky screen lights up, and the whole world watches.
When they see the Ten flying miles away lock onto its target, then take down four of the Three Indians' Rafales with a few PL-15 missiles, those self-proclaimed experts and traitors who kept saying Dragon Country's fighters were no good are left red-faced.
Later, when Pearl Harbor hits theaters, they fail to learn their lesson and once again boast that American soldiers are invincible and can crush Dragon Country's troops.
Su Hao laughs when he sees this. Fine, then here's another feature: a look back at the Dragon Country war gods who were dismissed as "ordinary people."
Liu Shu.
Everyone knows Liu Shu was just an ordinary war god. In reality, he was the greatest platoon leader of all. With just 33 comrades, he fought 1,000 enemy troops head-on, battled for 48 hours without sleep or rest, destroyed three tanks, and killed 356 enemies, achieving the astonishing casualty ratio of 1 to 178.
Shen Hu...
The whole world is left stunned. You call men like these ordinary?
How is this ordinary?
They're a bunch of superhumans.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
There is too much foreshadowing ahead. I watched it for almost 20 minutes and it didn't make me happy.