It's still the same sentence, I am a time idiot. The inspiration came from an old movie "The Beach" that I watched with my dad one night. It should be regarded as a double male protagonist. The first male protagonist is a Japanese (friendly). His father used to do business in China. He was hunted down for unknown reasons (I did not see it) and returned to China. The condition for the first male protagonist to inherit the property is the fingerprints of the second male protagonist, and he can only inherit half of it. The other half requires the two male protagonists (sadly, I only remember the name of the first male protagonist) to give up. As a result, his bravery on the ship caused others to misunderstand him as a Japanese communist, and he tragically fled for his life. The Japanese wanted to arrest him, the Kuomintang also wanted to arrest him, and the gang leader's daughter (the object of his bravery) fell in love with him, so the gang also wanted to arrest him. In the end, the second male protagonist caught him and wanted to kill him, but of course he failed. The first male protagonist recognized the portrait of the second male protagonist's father in time. The two men worked together to kill the enemy. After the first male protagonist returned to Japan with the fingerprints of the second male protagonist, he returned with all the money to support the anti-Japanese war. Both of them ended up missing.