No golden fingers + battle of wits and courage on the battlefield + bloody battle against gold in the late Ming Dynasty. A modern underground worker traveled through time and possessed the body of Mao Wen, a military general in the late Ming Dynasty. In the Battle of Saarhu, all the elites were lost, the country fell, and the people were massacred - what he saw was not history, but the blood of the soul of the clan being trampled under his feet.
If you insult the soul of my clan, I will kill you thousands of miles away.
There was no golden finger, only a life-and-death guerrilla road: Mao Wen relied on the 197 people he saved to seize the ship and go north, seize the island, attack Zhenjiang, and massacre all sides behind Hou Jin. In the end, Hou Jin was forced to retreat to the front line.
He used wits and courage to get through the desperate situation - every step of his narrow escape was just to let the other party understand: this breath will not be in vain.
