Chen Erzhu, a young man from the Northeastern countryside, died out of hatred because his father was persecuted by the township head's brother-in-law. He picked up a dung fork and struck his enemy's Audi car, setting fire to the corridor of the township government to wash away the shame. From then on, he embarked on the road of counterattack in the name of "Er Gun'er". From the countryside to the county town, he used shovels, switch blades, gasoline bottles and other local weapons to fight against village tyrants, gangsters, and capital forces, and conquered grassroots brothers such as Sha Matt, vegetable vendors, and old hunters, and built a "Gun Family Army" empire that spanned scrapyards, logistics, and cultural tourism.
He is a devil incarnate - throwing hot water in bathing centers, setting up a mourning hall in front of the county government, selling mink skins in Moscow's Red Square, cutting a bloody path in both black and white with a "life-threatening" ferocity; he is also a grassroots hero - rescuing soil dogs, protecting migrant workers, blowing up illegal sand quarries, and using Northeastern-style violent aesthetics to protect the justice of the black land. From street fights to transnational business wars, from gangsters to whitewashing entrepreneurs, he spent his life interpreting the iron blood and responsibility of Northeastern men: "Bullying the common people? First ask me if I agree with the stick in my hand!"
When the anti-mafia storm hits and the current of the times surges, Ergun'er stands at the fork of fate. Should he continue to write legends with violence, or plant new life in the black soil? A grassroots epic full of earthy passion and black humor, it will show you how a ruthless man from the Northeast rose from the dirt in the countryside to become the "King of the Black Land" that makes the world fearful.
