A Prairie Fire

In 1938, the important town in Jiangnan fell, and the iron hoofs of the Japanese invaders crushed the gentleness of Jiangnan. In order to plunder strategic resources, the Japanese army forcibly took over the largest local "Yunxi Iron Mine", and countless miners were reduced to cattle and horses. Shen Qinghe, who was originally a daughter of a prominent family in the south of the Yangtze River and was proficient in the geology of mineral veins, lost his family and his family overnight. In order to preserve the core mineral distribution map left by her father, she cut off her long hair, disguised herself as a man, and sneaked into the mining area as "Mr. Shen", vowing to carve a bloody path in this cave of tigers and wolves. The company commander Lu Zheng, who was ordered to go deep into the enemy's rear to establish anti-Japanese armed forces, originally thought it was an ordinary reconnaissance mission behind the enemy's rear. Until he ran into the seemingly frail woman in the dark alley of the mining area, but dared to smuggle explosives at the gunpoint of the Japanese invaders. One is a vengeful daughter who carries a blood feud and dances on the tip of a knife; the other is an iron-blooded and cold-blooded anti-Japanese soldier who lives to die in a desperate situation. In the darkness deep in the mine, under heavy encirclement and suppression by the Japanese military police, the fate of the two was tightly tied together. They not only have to face the butcher's knife of foreign enemies, but also deal with the plot of internal traitors. When personal love and hatred are involved in the torrent of national survival, when their weak hands hold the cold gun barrel, they use their flesh and blood to ignite a fire that can start a prairie fire on the scorched earth of Jiangnan. "The mountains and rivers are broken, and you and I are the last sparks. As long as they are not extinguished, they will burn through this man-eating night!"