Anti-Japanese Hero Qi Jiguang

Promote righteousness and praise the feelings of protecting the home and the country. Historical drama. A magnificent and fierce war epic. Since the 13th century, Japanese pirates have been invading China, with the greatest harm occurring during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. The powerful traitor Yan Song and his son controlled the government, and the army was incompetent. The Kyushu Domain of Japan recruited samurai ronin, colluded with pirates, and invaded on a large scale, seizing territory and massacring cities; the Chinese Empire faced the most severe sea power challenge in history! Qi Jiguang, the hereditary general of Shandong, was born against the will of heaven. He was rebellious and unruly, and often got into trouble. Fortunately, his strict father and mentor guided him well, and he became an all-rounder in both civil and military affairs. He married a fierce wife who developed his extraordinary patience. In his early years, he went to Beijing to take the martial arts exam and made friends with the future wise prime minister Zhang Juzheng, who jointly planned the national maritime strategy amidst political disputes. He met Hu Zongxian, the governor of Zhejiang and Fujian, and helped him complete China's first coastal defense atlas, "Sea Planning Map". "Editor"; together with the famous general Yu Dayou and the think tank Xu Wenchang, he composed the art of war handed down from generation to generation in the bloody storm; he innovated weapons, broke the traditional anti-Japanese tactics, forged the Qi family army, won the first national war to quell the Japanese pirates, and recast the backbone of China in the light of swords and shadows.