After Mona Rudao (Lin Qingtai) led his tribe to kill foreigners and sacrifice their ancestors in the public school, they were qualified to pass the Rainbow Bridge. What remained was to die calmly after a heroic battle. In Japan, the news of Wushe was quickly spread everywhere. Major General Kamata Yahiko led a joint force of the army and the police to quickly launch a crusade. Mahepo and other societies acted separately, using terrain advantages and flexible tactics to inflict heavy casualties on the Japanese vanguard. Mountain police Kojima (Ando Masanobu) used his personal prestige and tribal conflicts to successfully persuade Temuwaris (Ma Zhixiang) to join the Japanese camp with the tribe to assist in the siege of Mona Rudao. At the beginning of the war, women and children who moved to the jungle with the tribe committed suicide in order not to drag down the soldiers. Ichiro, who was in pain in the contradiction, also chose to commit seppuku. Kamata Yahiko was furious at the slow advancement of the troops and did not hesitate to use corrosive bombs against the Seediq people. In the firelight all over the mountain, Mona Rudao ushered in the moment of the final decisive battle...