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"The soul of a hunter is not the gun in his hand, but the wisdom and courage when facing the prey. He is more cunning than a fox and more ferocious than a wolf." It is this sentence that allows an ordinary hunter to interpret his wisdom and courage to the extreme and create one anti-Japanese legend after another. In 1931, the September 18th Incident broke out in the Kanto region. Orion Zhao Yingxiong encountered a bandit fire by chance and rescued the female bandit Yizhihua. In order to thank Zhao Yingxiong for saving his life, Yi Zhihua agreed to satisfy Zhao Yingxiong's request. Zhao Yingxiong's request was to let Yi Zhihua be his woman. Yi Zhihua declares that she will only marry heroes in her life. In order to win the title of hero as soon as possible, he risked his own life and went to great lengths to post a "Kill Japanese Order" throughout the city... And finally became famous overnight. But he discovered that all those heroic feats were done by Yi Zhihua himself, and he was just a clown who followed the trend and kept his name. Times make heroes, and the torrent of resistance against Japan pushed Zhao Yingxiong to the forefront. A fierce battle at Jiangqiao Port, a sharp gun targeting Daxing, a bloody battle at Hengtoushan, and a night attack on Kongjia Store... However, his heroic actions were framed, and Zhao Yingxiong was accused of being a traitor. As a true hero who serves not only himself but the world, he carried the banner of anti-Japanese aggression: outsmarting Wuchang Fort, decisively fighting Bingpozi, bravely marching into Harbin... After many hardships, Zhao Yingxiong fulfilled his heroic dream and anti-Japanese ambition.