Blood Splattered on the Mekong River

He is the only survivor and the "mole" wanted around the world. On October 5, 2011, thirteen Chinese crew members were massacred on the Mekong River. The cargo ship pilot Qin Badan was shot three times and fell into the river, but miraculously survived. When he woke up, he had been reduced from a retired scout to the number one suspect - both black and white came out, vowing to tear him to pieces and silence him. On the way to escape, he faced more than just a hail of bullets. The drug lord who chants sutras in front of the Buddha believes in "killing people", and the "sir" behind the scenes weaves a dark web that covers the four countries. Every good intention can lead to disaster, every trust can mean betrayal. When national power and personal revenge are intertwined, he must use his bloody hands to clear the fog: hold on to mercy in the midst of killing, and seize the truth in hell. This is a bloody road with no way back. At the end, is it to comfort the thirteen souls, or to fall into the abyss with the devil?