Heroes in history who perished unjustly due to jealousy and false accusations.
Into their resentment-filled bodies enters the soul of Kang Cheol-min, a sales manager from the fierce 21st century who clawed his way through life.
“You expect me to quietly accept oppression and die? Don’t be ridiculous. I’ll tear apart anything that stands in my way.”
First stage: The Imjin War.
Possessing Kim Deok-ryeong, a tragic righteous army commander, he rejects the predetermined fate of becoming a scapegoat.
Schemes of spies and the blades of enemies rushing in become meaningless before his overwhelming, beast-like violence.
Instead of refined techniques, he shatters his chains with raw, brutal dominance.
But Kim Deok-ryeong’s bloody counterattack is only the beginning.
Second stage: The Holocaust.
After living out his life as Kim Deok-ryeong, the soul awakens once more—this time in 1944 Europe, trampled under Nazi boots.
He is reborn in the body of a dying 22-year-old Jewish poet, Hirsh Glick.
The massive greatsword is gone. So are his invincible body and overwhelming strength.
Instead, he seizes power from the very throat of a god—two pistols, five skills, and special stats.
In the frail body of a pale poet, he slaughters Nazi SS soldiers, breaks past the ghetto walls, and releases a song that shakes all of Europe.
Where gunfire ceases, poetry remains.
And where poetry reaches, people rise again.
“At this point, even God seems entertained. Fine… let’s see how far this goes.”
Across eras, more wronged heroes begin to call out to him.
Beyond Joseon, into every corner of history where injustice remains.
At the brink of death, the overwhelming salvation story of a possessor who bites back against fate begins!
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