Because, according to the course of history in the previous life, Bai Suocheng ultimately betrayed Peng Jiasheng.

He persuaded Wei Zhaoren to join forces with the Burmese government army to launch a mutiny and turn against them, ultimately driving Peng Jiasheng out of Kokang.

After that, Kokang became a place rife with crimes such as telecom fraud, gambling, drugs, and human trafficking.

Bai Suocheng and Wei Zhaoren, who participated in the assassination of Peng Jiasheng, also became two of the notorious "Four Major Families of Northern Myanmar" in their previous lives.

However, this period of internal strife in Kokang occurred in 2009.

Lin Dong's appearance has completely changed the course of Kokang's history.

If we can seize this opportunity tonight to expose the Bai family's ambitions ahead of time.

Without the involvement of the Myanmar government army, this might not be a bad thing for Peng Jiasheng and Kokang.

Of course, if the battle tonight is successful, Bai Suocheng, Wei Zhaoren, and Bai's deputy Liu Guoxi will be eliminated.

Three of the historical "Four Great Families of Northern Myanmar" will be gone, with Peng Jiasheng continuing to hold power.

Then the telecom fraud and the "kidney-grabbing" scams that followed should not reappear.

That's why Lin Dong made such a big decision tonight, inciting Kun Sheng to go to war with the Bai family.

Because only when the Bai family intervenes, and Peng Jiasheng sends troops to stop them, will the opportunity to completely overthrow the Bai family arise.

Then the Wei and Liu families will definitely be dragged into it as well.

After all, a treacherous and ambitious person is always prepared to betray their master and rebel, no matter the circumstances.

If all the main and supporting characters of the Kokang Self-Defense Force make their appearance tonight, then Lin Dong's plan to control Kokang will come to fruition.

With the help of Kun Sheng and Peng Jiasheng, the Bai family and their cronies were completely eliminated.

The Dragon Gang's later dominance in Kokang and its rise to power in northern Myanmar can be considered the most solid first step.