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Chef Ye Dagang and his disciple Qiu Zi, who possess exceptional skills, work as cooks in the guerrilla forces. During a meal delivery, Qiuzi met her dream lover Xiaohe, whom she had been secretly in love with for many years. Xiaohe runs a grocery store and is now a charming and charming widow. Master Ye secretly proposed a move with the intention of facilitating it. Seeing that a good thing was about to happen, a team of Japanese soldiers descended from the sky. The originally peaceful and beautiful rural life was shattered, and it was the local tycoon Li Laoliu who led the wolf into the house. Ye Dagang and Qiu Zi were mistakenly taken hostage and provided catering services exclusively for the Japanese. Originally, the commander of the Japanese Army Brigade, Meshi, was a slightly neurotic and perverted foodie. His favorite thing was to fight the guerrillas after having a delicious meal. Crisis strikes, heroes appear, and a heart wrenching, hilarious, and humorous drug poisoning battle begins in full swing.

Big Steve and Little Lefty, a pair of hobos, are happily drifting through life until the First World War comes. They enter it and find their lives forever changed.

Ryhmy and Romppainen run into an international criminal gang that has stolen documents while on holiday from the war.

If all comedy is watching someone else's pain, then watching Jim McManus is a riot. Jim's life is an assortment of modern complications: a wife who tries to understand him, two children who don't want to understand him, a boss who can't understand him and a best friend who thinks he understands him all too well. On the weekends, Jim dons the uniform of a Civil War Union captain and loses himself and his problems in the past. But what happens when he's caught between the present he can't live with and the past he can't live without?