The rain in the Andes is as sticky as thick fog, and the mountains are riddled with holes.
Priceless jadeite is produced here, and coca bushes also grow in patches. Militants control mines and drug fields, making huge profits while human lives are as light as red clay.
Leo, an auto mechanic, owes gambling debts and escapes into the mountains, dreaming of turning his life around with a piece of rough stone.
But the people who get rich on the mountain are never those who mine. Landslides, gunshots, malaria, countless poor miners were swallowed up by the mountains, and the piles of rocks were their tombs.
Witnessing the killing caused by the appearance of the Imperial Green, Leo escaped from death and fled to the chaotic border town under the cover of the old miner Jose.
Escape does not mean liberation, the bloody chain is still running.
The gems shine brightly, and under every inch of the light are the blood and tears of the people at the bottom.
Climbing back from hell to earth, he did not want to just survive.
Purpose: To expose the suffering and struggle of the people at the bottom behind huge profits and wealth, and the choices of human nature in desperate situations. Life itself is a struggle.