Hong Kong Film: You Praise Chen Haonan and Let Me Take the Blame?

Ye Junwen travels through Hong Kong Island in the 1980s, and undercover Hung Hing takes the blame for the boss A B at the beginning, serving his sentence in Stanley Prison. He thought he would study in a bitter kiln and become a big brother after being released from prison, but unexpectedly he became an outcast and was pushed to the forefront of the society. Jiang Tiansheng and Ab wanted to promote Chen Haonan to the top, but they hindered Ye Junwen at every turn! His boss, Huang Zhicheng, pressed harder and threatened to reveal his identity, asking him to collect evidence of the society's crimes. Ye Junwen was helpless, being a short mule has no future, I just want to make money, since you are doing this, then let's all go on the road together! ... In ten years, Ye Junwen founded factories, opened banks, built schools, engaged in real estate, and did charity. From a police undercover to a world tycoon, people call him a moneymaker, a philanthropist, a real estate tycoon, a financial oligarch... Ye Junwen said, I am just an ordinary patriotic businessman, not an underground emperor. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.