Traveling Through Eight Hundred Years of War, from Pearl Harbor to Lin'an

On December 8, 1941, war broke out over Pearl Harbor. U. S. Navy soldier Mike and Japanese pilot Fujisawa fell into the seabed in the same flames, but unexpectedly traveled 800 years and fell into the camps of Yue Jiajun and Jin Wushu of the Southern Song Dynasty respectively - two modern soldiers who were thrown into the bloody whirlpool of the cold weapon era by history. Under Yue Fei's command, Mike was mistaken for a spy. He won trust with courage and wisdom and witnessed the struggle of the Southern Song Dynasty. In the northern war scene, Fujisawa rose up with cruelty and calmness and became the "Ghost of the East China Sea" of the Jin Army. Unknown to the two, fate is weaving a showdown between old enemies. They traveled repeatedly between World War II and the Song and Jin eras. Faith, civilization, loyalty and survival - in this war that spanned a thousand years, every decision they made was a torture of human nature and a rewriting of history.