Set in a traditional Oriental neighborhood in downtown São Paulo, Brazil, "The Outlaws" tells the story of the love and hate between the young and impulsive playboy Kirin and his father, a legendary Chinese fugitive Yeliang. The father and son are the leaders of the largest counterfeit smuggling group in South America. They rule the Oriental neighborhood, a place full of gang forces, street vendors, corrupt politicians and dancers. However, the empire that has been painstakingly built for many years can still be destroyed by a careless move. A conspiracy between politicians and gangs is approaching Yeliang. He gradually lost control of his business, fell into decadence, and was eventually imprisoned. Kirin was left to fight alone in this neighborhood battlefield. But Yeliang, feeling that his youth had passed and tired of the bloody storm, left his son and created a false death. He was thrown into the jungle by a helicopter arranged by the military. That was the starting point of his life, and now it is a maze of self-entanglement and repentance. Freed from the confusion of violence, Kirin began to look for his father. In the mysterious forest, the father and son wiped out their past grievances. The knife that was stabbed killed a world, and all things withered and reborn in front of the unicorn. The dense forest and the sea were silent, and life was still borne by oneself.