Hong Kong TV Series, I Am Young and Dangerous, You Let Me Accumulate Merit

There is good news and bad news. Which one should you listen to first? Well, it's bad. You traveled through time and became Young and Dangerous. It's not too bad. Fighting and killing are normal. To value peace is to seize the leading stick in a bloody storm. The problem is you are undercover. Sir Tan on the line was killed, and the new Huang Zhicheng wanted to give up this group of people. Chen Yongren, Gong Wei, Tan Huanxi... Are all in trouble. Once you meet Huang Sir, your life will be ruined, three years after another. This is really bad news. The good news? You activate the merit accumulation system. Doing good deeds will be rewarded. Mr. Ye: "I'm a young and Dangerous boy." … If I buy live fish and release them, does it count as a meritorious deed? Calculate, the system will reward you. Let's simplify the problem. I own the fish pond owned by the fish seller, and all the fish he catches are put back in. Have my merits skyrocketed? … A crow is rushing down the street to eat a live fish. If I lift his table, doesn't it count as a meritorious deed? … That girl on Poland Street has a gambling father and a sick mother. Is it considered a meritorious deed if I support my young brother's tuition? … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.