Crossing the Red Soul on an Isolated Island, Guarding China with Passion

In 2025, cultural relics were salvaged in the South China Sea. Su Wanhe, a 24-year-old archeology graduate student, was originally from southern Fujian. He heard his ancestors tell the history of blood and tears of the Nanyang expatriates in the Republic of China since he was a child. He was born with sea sickness, but he also applied to participate in the salvage of the shipwreck of the expatriates in the Republic of China. She has a sense of belonging to her country and family deep in her bones and loves China dearly. She wears a silver lock passed down from her ancestors with the word "mountain and river" engraved on it. Just when she touched the remains of the shipwrecked expatriates of the Republic of China, the originally clear sky thundered with lightning and heavy rain poured down. In an instant, her soul traveled to the unknown island in the South China Sea in 1937 and became the 19-year-old refugee girl Su Wanhe. The original owner's family took a boat to escape the war in Southeast Asia. The ship was bombed by Japanese pirates, and everyone on the ship died at sea. Only the original owner drifted to an isolated island, and her soul died on the island. Her soul passed through and took over the body. She didn't know at this time that it was the 327 innocent souls of overseas Chinese who sank the ship who invited her, a young girl from a prosperous age, to take their souls back to their homeland in China. The silver locks and the roar of thunder and lightning in the "mountains and rivers" are the key to her journey. The heavy rain is the tears of countless expatriates who died unjustly. If the expatriates cannot return to their hometown, the rain will not stop. When she was about to die, her life was saved by Lu Yanci, who was wearing another "mountain and river" silver lock. Lu Yanci is one of the 327 overseas Chinese. In 1932, an elite officer from the Huangpu Military Academy of the Republic of China was ordered to go south to investigate the Japanese pirate strongholds in Nanyang. He suffered a shipwreck and ended up living on an isolated island in Nanyang. Fate caused the two to meet on an isolated island, and from then on they began the legend of traveling thousands of miles to red souls and guarding China with passion.