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A postcard from Mount Fuji, a mysterious Japanese letter sender, a bloody Chinese travel companion, a historical trace of hope and despair - in the deep mountains, a turbulent top-secret duel reappears before our eyes. In 1944, the Japanese army launched "Operation No. 1". War raged in the hinterland of southwest China, and strategic places such as Henan and Hunan were lost one after another. In order to open up the communication lines in mainland China, the Japanese army frantically attacked the fortresses in the theater, forcing the inland theater to retreat steadily. After the fall of Hengyang, the Japanese army drove its war machine to Guilin. At the critical moment when the Japanese army was about to penetrate the South Asian battlefield, top-secret intelligence from the military command network revealed a larger conspiracy.

Decrypt Class A files and recreate the tragic war history of the Ace Army. The bloody battle trajectory of the 38th Long Live Army, which was proclaimed by Peng Dehuai, on the Korean battlefield.