1937 Fenghuoshan River

A sudden collapse of the bed caused the labor insurance warehouse manager Cheng Ye, who was waiting for death, to fall into the Fengshan River in 1937. From the frustrated young man who failed the college entrance examination to the frustrated ordinary man who retired from the army, his life was originally a bowl of tasteless boiled water. It wasn't until I traveled to the Qigen Gorge and witnessed with my own eyes the brutality and heroism of the Eighth Route Army's ambush of the Japanese invaders that my sleeping blood was completely ignited. Armed with the special warfare skills of the armed police and a passionate hatred for evil, he has a place to be used in the most real anti-Japanese battlefield. Faced with the hardships of lack of food and clothing, the danger of bullets, and the suspicion of unknown identities, he chose to stay in the simplest and most heroic team. Following Li Yunlong, he guarded Qigen Village and experienced textbook-level overlapping ambushes. He grew from an unknown passerby to a strong warrior who dared to fight and charge. The mountains and rivers are broken, and the war is raging. This time, he is not doing it to make ends meet, but just to protect his land; not for himself, but for his family and country.