Hong Kong Films: A Crime Lord's Rise from Undercover

All the undercover agents in Hong Kong movies, except for Li Wenbin who became the deputy director of operations, all the others did not end well.

Why are there so many undercover stories? What's so good about them? I'm speechless.

I know the plot for a while and I don't know it for a while. I have indirect amnesia.

Get rid of Yiacou, a lunatic.

I don't know what you want to do as a policeman. In the future, you can become a tycoon after making money, and you can wash your hands of it. Hong Kong is a capitalist society, and everyone who has money is a boss. Is it possible that someone still dares to touch you?

Being an undercover agent requires autonomy and flexibility. You have to report everything and ask your superiors. What a waste of time.

I'm an undercover agent and I want to kill civilians.

I heard that senior police officers cannot be held by people with undercover records. I don't know if that's right.

You have to be willing to be an undercover agent. It's impossible for you to force this to happen.

Can you stop drinking? A sniper rifle can kill Ah Le. A good kung fu assassination can also do it. I'm really speechless.