"Good guys" are a group of nameless fighters in the revolutionary team who joked about themselves, because they also joked about the enemy as "bad guys". This group of simple fighters have firm beliefs, strong wills, and good fighting qualities. The good guys are the most ordinary and strongest fighters in the revolutionary team. The Southern Anhui Incident made the Anti-Japanese United Front precarious. It was a good opportunity for Chen Shutu, a radical Kuomintang who made his fortune in anti-communism, a turning point for Lu Zhiwei, a conservative Kuomintang who was not in power, and an opportunity for the Japanese invaders who were trapped in the quagmire of the war of aggression against China. But for Red China, the collapse of the Anti-Japanese United Front was a crisis for the country and the nation. The good guys, with Qingshan and Lu Yan as the core, received an order from the headquarters to protect an important comrade among them to go to Shanghai. They didn't know who this important comrade was. The good guys are on the road, and they can only rely on their own strength to ensure safety along the way. Everyone must do their best to protect the comrades around them; everyone is a covered person in their group. They all strive to deviate the interceptor from the target before their lives run out; every good guy will have the last laugh, because everyone believes that their secret is false; and everyone believes that their sacrifice can allow the comrades being covered to reach their destination. The bandits headed by Sihai, the diehards headed by the Kuomintang reactionary Chen Shutu, and the bad guys such as the traitor Lu Zhiwei and the Japanese devils brought layers of obstacles to the good guys. They led their respective teams to intercept the Tianwaishan bandit gang, intercept in the Huangshahui, intercept in the Kuomintang-controlled area, intercept in the Japanese-occupied area, intercept in the boat gang, and intercept in Tianmu Mountain... From the scorching sun and yellow sand in the northwest to the icy luxury in Shanghai - the first one they encountered was the team that colluded with the bandits and Chen Shutu. The first good guy Cui Baisui took the initiative to attack in order to divert the enemy and sacrificed on his wedding day. Then, other good guys pretended to be bandits, pretended to return to their hometown in Xi'an, and fought openly to open the blood road, desperately covering the safety of comrades who they thought were important. From Wanli Kuangsha to Jiangnan Water Village - Zhuge Mule hummed a lullaby for his prematurely dead child on the execution platform; the hostage Gu Gulu died to cover the kidnapper Qiye; the kidnapper Qiye died to cover the hostage Gu Gulu; Men Shuan, who had lost contact with the brigade for many years, pretended to be dead for several days and nights to snipe the enemy; Lu Miao, who was imprisoned, misled the interrogator from beginning to end in prison until he was nailed to the coffin alive and then buried alive with the coffin. Fighting life and death with various enemies along the way, the good guys only wanted to protect the comrades they thought were the most important to reach their destination safely as soon as possible. The leader of the good guys, Qingshan, who knew people very well, all signs showed that he was the only important comrade escorted, but Qingshan implanted the fire of doubt in Sihai's heart when he was confronting Sihai, "We could have painted the sky red with the blood of the Japanese, but we are painting the earth with the blood of our compatriots", and died under Sihai's gun. After Qingshan's death, it seemed that the escort mission of the good guys had failed. This is true for Sihai, Chen Shutu, Lu Zhiwei and others, and also for the good guys like Lu Yan who arrived in Shanghai. Lu Yan suddenly discovered that Qingshan's greatest contribution was that he put the real mission into Lu Yan's mind, because Lu Yan was so amateur that all kinds of people regarded him as cannon fodder, and because of Lu Yan's life experience-Lu Zhiwei was his father. Chen Shutu was captured by the Japanese army and the traitor Lu Zhiwei. Lu Yan and the surviving good guys joined the rescue of Shutu-the Japanese conspiracy was to work with Lu Zhiwei and the traitors to eradicate the anti-Japanese forces and leave time and space for the Japanese army's final struggle; Lu Zhiwei wanted to expand his sphere of influence. Because Chen Shutu was anti-communist but also strongly anti-Japanese, the good guys rescued him in accordance with the principle of the anti-Japanese united front. The rescued Chen Shutu looked at the dying door bolt, and the door bolt asked, "Will you kill the Japanese invaders?"-the final sacrifice of the good guys was their final plan, because they planted the seeds of hope. This hope is to awaken everyone to unite and fight against Japan. Chen Shutu repays Lu Yan's life-saving grace and temporarily stops the Kuomintang's anti-communist friction; with the help of the good guys, he kills the traitor Lu Zhiwei; however, deep in his heart, he is still waiting for the opportunity to fight against the Communist Party. Once the time is ripe, and his strength and power are greatly strengthened and stabilized, Chen Shutu will begin to sabotage and attack Lu Yan and others. Lu Yan kills his relatives for the sake of justice and eradicates the traitor Lu Zhiwei. Inspired by the behavior of Lu Yan and other good guys, Sihai sees through the insidiousness of the Kuomintang diehards and leads the team back to the national anti-Japanese camp. Sihai rescued Lu Yan who was being hunted, and the two joined forces to eliminate the Japanese army's attack. At the time of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Sihai said to Lu Yan, "I believe that the bright future of the country you said will come, and then I can live in broad daylight. I believe we can wait until the day you said comes."