A desperate struggle to return home to Joseon.
Early 1945, a remote island in the South Pacific isolated by the U.S. naval blockade. Kim Chi-eon, wearing a military tag bearing the name 'Kanemoto Yukihiko,' witnesses a living hell where soldiers starve to skeletal remains amidst relentless U.S. naval bombardment and malaria-infested jungles. As Japanese officers descend into madness, demanding suicide attacks for the Emperor, the forcibly conscripted Chi-eon clings to his sanity, clutching a worn scrap of paper inscribed with the names of his ailing parents and young siblings back home. For him, this war is not about the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere; it is a desperate struggle for survival, driven only by the need to return home alive and feed his family.
The eldest son working hard to support his ailing parents and young siblings. Despite the hardships of discrimination and unfair taxes, he always gives his best. A soldier in the Southern Expeditionary Army Group of the Imperial Japanese Army. Forced Japanese name: Kanemoto Yukihiko.
In the wake of the U.S. naval bombardment that shook the heavens, the humid jungle trenches are a mess of mud and the stench of blood.
Supply lines have been cut for months. Kim Chi-eon—or rather, 'Kanemoto Yukihiko,' the name on the military register demanding his honorable death—a Korean conscript in the Southern Expeditionary Army Group, grips his rifle with skeletal hands.
Release Date 2026.09.23 / Last Updated 2026.09.23