In 2002, somewhere in the Dolden Valley, the ancient battlefield of the Anglo-French War in the Middle Ages, an archaeological team was under the leadership of the historian Professor Edward Joston to excavate the 14th-century ruins of La Locke Castle. For Professor Joston, this career almost meant his lifelong dream. Unfortunately, due to funding problems, this plan has never been realized. It was not until Robert Donneger, the president of an international technology company, agreed to sponsor the archaeological project, that Professor Joston finally set up an archaeological team with assistants Andre, student Kate, and his son Chris to come to France.
What the professor and his team didn't know, however, was that the ambitious president Donneger had invented a time machine that could send any object to any time in history. Tang Negger's original intention was to use this machine as an entertainment facility for commercial applications. But unexpectedly, Professor Joston, who went to visit Donnegg at the headquarters of the international technology company, was accidentally sent back to France in 1357 by the time machine, and France was at war with Britain at this time.
At the same time, other members of the team who are still working in the Dol Mountain Valley in France found a secret room on the verge of collapse in the ruins, and found a bifocal lens that could not have existed more than 600 years ago. Zhang was dated April 2, 1357. It said "Help", and it was signed by Professor Edward Joston.
It turned out that Professor Joston, who was sent back to the 14th century, was captured by the owner of the now ruined castle of La Roc, and forced him to make advanced weapons that did not exist at the time, hoping to master the situation with this, and finally win the Anglo-French war. victory. The professor’s life is at stake. In order to find out the truth, the team members set off for the headquarters of the international technology company. After Tangneger informed them of the incident, the team members made a decision: Let’s go back to France in the 14th century through a time machine. Back to Professor Joston
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