The Young Bandit King of the War of Resistance

On July 7, 1937, the War of Resistance Against Japan broke out.

The rough-and-tumble youth Zhao Erlin accidentally took to the mountains while trying to save his elder brother, and with his quick wits and courage, he rose to become the third-ranking leader of a bandit stronghold.

Under Zhao Erlin's leadership, the bandits robbed Japanese supply trucks, blew up bridges to disrupt military transport routes, and poisoned the Japanese army's water supply. This motley crew gradually grew into a fierce bandit force that the Japanese invaders and their collaborators alike detested.