My Savage Mountain: the Kachin Prince and 1942

The modern special forces soldier Cheng Yan exploded across Myanmar during the mission and became Bandura, the Kachin prince. When he opened his eyes, he saw the national army retreating from Savage Mountain, with corpses strewn across the field, and the Japanese army hunting them. He used modern tactics to lead the remaining soldiers to break out of the encirclement and rescued the expeditionary force that was on the verge of despair. When the troops thought they had been rescued, the British colonial army took the opportunity to seize the Kachin ancestral sacred mountain. "How can we allow outsiders to interfere with the land that our clan has protected for generations?" Bandura summoned the hunters of the Eighteen Villages and the remnants of the United Army to plant the Kachin war flag on the sacred mountain. In the smoke, the British officer raised his gun and asked: "Who are you fighting for?" He drew out the Kachin sword: "For the Kachin people, for the blood of Paoze!"