"Thunder Road": Guilt, Grief, Regret, and Suicide
"Thunder Road" presents the grief that comes from a family member taking their own life.
Bound By a Promise
Retired soldier Chen Shisan accepts a high-risk mission to escort the captured thief Su Huan to Baimagu Pass. As vengeful foes and bounty hunters launch relentless attacks, his nine-man team suffers heavy losses. Forced to rely on his veteran instincts, Chen Shisan must battle through deadly ambushes and keep his promise to see the mission through.
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Retired soldier Chen Shisan accepts a high-risk mission to escort the captured thief Su Huan to Baimagu Pass. As vengeful foes and bounty hunters launch relentless attacks, his nine-man team suffers heavy losses. Forced to rely on his veteran instincts, Chen Shisan must battle through deadly ambushes and keep his promise to see the mission through.
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