Buddha's Fire and the Flames of War: A Sniper's Karmic Retribution

In 1938, on Mount Lu, hunter Chen Tiezhu’s rifle was meant for hunting muntjacs. Now, in his scope, is Kenichiro Sato, a Japanese regimental commander. From the dying embers of the Buddha’s fire at Xiufeng Temple to the shattered walls of De’an City, this is a deadly hunt between hunters, with the land as their hunting ground and faith as their bait. When the crosshairs of a sniper’s scope settle on the incense smoke drifting above a censer, can killing set the souls of the dead free? Blood debts must ultimately be repaid in blood.