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The Southern Tang Dynasty was about to fall, and the Song army suppressed the territory. The civil and military forces of the entire dynasty were at a loss, leaving only one forgotten veteran - He Jingzhu. Over seventy years old and suffering from serious illnesses, he was ready to wait for the end of the dynasty on his sick bed. However, the monarch's tearful support, his daughter's silent entreaty, and the indelible dignity of a soldier forced him to put on his armor again and take charge of this doomed country. The fire in Caishiji, the blood on the wall of Wuhu, the lonely sail at Qinhuaikou... He used the last wisdom of his life to burn the remaining life, and planned three blocking battles that shocked the world for an isolated city that was bound to fall. Every victory he won accelerated the decay of this body and stung the court that yearned for peace. This is not a story about a comeback. This is a tragic fable about dignity, about "doing something you know you can't do". See how a famous general uses the most sober despair to fight for an eternal "if" belonging to the loser on the iron curtain of history.