The film begins with a snowball fight led by Napoléon Bonaparte in his childhood. At that time, he had already shown strategic talent, but his classmates looked down on him. Napoléon Bonaparte, who fought with his classmates, was thrown into the snow by the monk who ran the school. During the Revolution, he tried to bring his hometown of Corsica into the flames of war, but was opposed and fled by boat. Later he led the army to repel the British army in the storm. After returning to Paris, he found that the revolution had become a reign of terror. He met Josephine while in custody and met again at an event celebrating the success of the revolution, but he almost missed his wedding because of planning to invade Italy. Before leaving for Italy, he came to the conference hall of the pioneers of the revolution. The ghosts of Robespierre, Dandong and others appeared and asked him to take on the responsibility of leading the revolution. He accepted the challenge and vowed to extinguish all wars soon. In the Alps, he found that the troops were short of clothing and food, and morale was low, so he decided to parade. At this time, the screen expanded into three screens, showing a spectacular military camp scene. The arrival and agitation of Napoléon Bonaparte revived the soldiers. The climax of the film: the three screens sometimes fight each other and sometimes merge into one. Finally, when the army enters Italy, the screens show three colors of blue, white, and red. This is a spectacle of movie history.