That year, Zhang Hao, a member of the Red Army's garrison, led his remaining troops in a desperate escape.

That year, facing enemies from all sides, Zhang Hao resolutely decided to head towards the area where the enemy's forces were concentrated.

The three-year guerrilla war in eight southern provinces was arduous and protracted.

However, with the appearance of Zhang Hao, things seemed to change a little.

Zhang Hao discovered that as long as you have money, there's nothing you can't buy, whether it's grain, cloth, or machinery, he buys them all.

Zhang Hao wanted to help more people survive, he wanted to see a brighter future, and witness a peaceful and prosperous world.

Chen Guoping transmigrates to Mandalay, Myanmar, to join a small Chinese family. Starting in 1928, he begins to plot his rise to power in Southeast Asia and eventually seizes control of the South Seas. Taking advantage of an uprising in southern Myanmar, he rises up and establishes a state in northern Myanmar...

Shuidong, a place name that cannot be found on a map, was an important strategic location during the Anti-Japanese War and the Liberation War.

In 1938, the Yellow River dike at Huayuankou was breached, and the overflowing waters flowed south into the Huai River, creating a floodplain in the border region of Henan, Anhui, and Jiangsu provinces. This new Yellow River divided eastern Henan into eastern and western parts.

How does a county party secretary, transported to the Yellow River flood plain, build a base area amidst attacks from the Japanese, puppet regime, and bandits? How does he train a local guerrilla force into a battle-hardened elite army?

No system, no space, a legendary story of resistance against Japan that began in the Yellow River flood plains.