Republic of China Demon Warlords: Ma Bufang’s Era of Starving Wolves in Northwest China

This is not a hymn to a hero. This is a dark rise-to-power history of a warlord from northwest China.

In 1903, as the Qing dynasty was about to perish and wolves surrounded the northwest, five-year-old Ma Bufang pointed a gun at a teacher of religion and, from a young age, thoroughly grasped the code of rule through “the gun barrel and the scripture.” The Ma father and son, in order to rise, had no bottom line: buying official robes with ten gold bars, using the court’s name to legally kill people, shelling a thousand-man brawl flat with explosive artillery, smuggling opium to monopolize salt and tea. Using kinship as the bond and religion as the disguise, they built a suffocating family dictatorship empire on the Hualong-Huang region through extreme violence and power schemes.

First, watch this pack of northwest wolves annex rivals, carve up territory, and become kings in their own right, etching “extreme self-interest” into their bones;

Then watch this arrogant empire of sin slam head-on into the People’s Liberation Army’s unstoppable justice and march toward its doomed destruction!

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