In 1937, Fang Zhiyuan, a wealthy young man from Suzhou, had his family destroyed in an air raid and fled to the Taiyue Mountains, becoming a recruit of the Eighth Route Army behind enemy lines.
In the long night when life was at stake, no one took this down-and-out young master seriously. Until he used chemical fertilizers to prepare explosives, used triangular ranging to shoot cold shots, and relied on his tactical sense that transcended the times to temper a special warfare blade that could tear apart the Japanese blockade.
In the Taiyue Mountains, the old enemy of the Japanese special operations follows closely; in Jinling City, the second brother lurking in the Mei Agency is being exposed step by step; what is more fatal is that he will eventually face a life-or-death confrontation with the elder brother who sticks to the frontal battlefield.
When the iron box of the relics could no longer hold the farewell, Fang Zhiyuan pulled the bolt of the gun and walked into the depths of the night.
This devastated country must be set on fire first.
