In order to collect dialysis fees for his uremic daughter, retired veteran Zhao Tiesheng smuggled into northern Myanmar under the influence of an old cat from his hometown and applied for a job as a so-called "mine security guard." After arriving, they were sent to a private armed camp in the mountains to receive brutal military training. They found out that this place was actually an armed guard group for a fraud park.
Zhao Tiesheng refused to participate in telecommunications fraud and suffered inhuman torture such as water prison, wooden cage and exposure to the sun. In the camp, he reunited with his comrade Lin Wenbin, who had long been the middle-level leader of the place. The former brothers had become enemies. Zhao Tiesheng planned a jungle escape, but was hunted down by a team led by Lin Wenbin. During the life-and-death sniper confrontation, Lin Wenbin deliberately let Zhao Tiesheng go, but was seriously injured and captured.
After being arrested for the second time, Zhao Tiesheng was resold to Miaowaddy Park. He secretly collaborated with fellow prisoners and launched a large-scale riot to escape from prison. After escaping, he could have gone straight to the border, but he chose to return to the Devil's Cave, rescued thirty other hostages in the intelligence, and accidentally obtained a hard drive recording the criminal network in the park.
The Chinese police task force got in touch with Zhao Tiesheng. As an undercover agent, he cooperated with the joint closing operation of the two countries and killed the evil leader "Scorpion" during the Myawaddy siege. After the operation, Zhao Tiesheng formally handed over the criminal evidence and the principal culprit to the Chinese police at the China-Myanmar border port.
After his quarantine period expired, Zhao Tiesheng returned to the county seat. My wife's tofu stall is still in the same place, and my daughter has recovered. He was wearing an old military uniform and sitting quietly by the stall. The sun was just right, but there was a layer of distant mountain fog in his eyes that would never go away.
