Blood Kirin: Guandong Treasures

The film tells the story of an antique auction that attracted a large number of antique collectors, entrepreneurs and international businessmen to participate in the auction. Among them, the most expensive lot is "Blood Kirin". It is said that this painting was painted by Takayuki Yamada, a Japanese soldier who invaded China. Legend has it that the Japanese army hid clues to the treasure they collected in this painting, and this painting is the key to unlocking the treasure. "Blood Unicorn" was photographed for a sky-high price. Unexpectedly, the Tang gang was following it. It turned out that the Tang gang had noticed this painting for a long time and wanted to buy it at a high price, but now they could only snatch it by force. The scroll holder was hunted down by a lone wolf of the Tang Syndrome organization. During the fierce chase on the road, the scroll holder threw the painting into Roger's car that happened to be passing by. The scroll holder was shot dead by a lone wolf. Roger, who witnessed the incident, drove away quickly but was unaware that such a painting had been thrown into his car. The lone wolf failed to catch up with Roger's car and the robbery mission failed. Tang Lin ordered to get the scroll back at all costs. Under coercion and inducement, Roger and others had no choice but to follow the lone wolf on a strange and legendary treasure hunt...