Taking Tiger Mountain by Wisdom

In the winter of 1947, in order to seize control of the distribution map of tens of thousands of advance troops in the Nine Ridges of Northeast China from the bandits, Shao Jianbo, captain of the 203 Squadron of the Northeast Democratic Alliance Army, appointed investigator Yang Zirong to undercover and sneak into the largest bandit mountain "Weihu Mountain". Yang Zirong relied on his wit and adaptability to win the appreciation of the bandit's chief mountain eagle and the eight kings under his command, and was named the "Nine Old" of Weihu Mountain. The mountain eagle was naturally suspicious and sent people to test Yang Zirong many times. While Yang Zirong dealt with the bandits, he was involved in danger and sent intelligence to his comrades on the mountain. One wave after another, the bandit liaison lieutenant Luan Ping, who was captured alive by Team 203, escaped in the chaos. Knowing the details of Yang Zirong's undercover, he actually appeared in Weihu Village to confront Yang Zirong. Yang Zirong was attacked from both sides and fell into a full-scale crisis...