Traveling back in time to 1937, bandits kidnapped his ticket, but they didn't know he had a radar in his head.
Lu Heng, a senior student at the Polytechnic University, woke up and traveled to the mountains of North China in 1937.
As soon as he opened his eyes, he was kidnapped by bandits and taken to Qinglong Village. The first boss wanted to exchange him for ransom, the second boss suspected that he had unknown origins, and the eldest lady pointed a gun at his head and interrogated him. Outside the stockade, the Japanese soldiers were marching south, the security groups were collecting grain from all directions, and the people were being crushed into the soil like weeds.
Lu Heng wanted to survive.
He found that he had a three-dimensional map in his mind - within a radius of four kilometers, every moving point of light could not escape his perception. Who is approaching, who is ambushing, who is climbing up the mountain at night - he knows it all.
Relying on this ability, he led dozens of bandits to carry out the security regiment's food team, burned down the Japanese army's warehouse, and snatched ammunition from under the eyes of the special search team. The people in the village began to call him "Living Military Advisor", and the leader spread out the map in front of him: "Fight wherever you say we will fight."
There are more and more enemies, and the enemies surrounding the mountain are getting closer and closer. Lu Heng knew the direction of history - 1937 was just the beginning, and a lot of blood would have to be shed in this land before there would be another dawn.
He has a radar, but the radar can only see the location, not the people's hearts. It's not easy to survive in a bandit den, and it's even harder to survive in China in 1937.
