In an ancient world where supernatural abilities run rampant, Su Chen rises through the ranks with his spatial powers, becoming the leader of a villainous faction and claiming the throne. But then a transmigrator carrying a replication System appears, rallying numerous ability users to challenge him. At a crucial moment, Su Chen’s younger sister betrays him, bringing down his dynasty. In the final battle, driven to despair, Su Chen pulls the entire imperial palace into his personal space and detonates it, then falls unconscious.
When Su Chen wakes again, he finds himself inhabiting the body of a young man in Hong Kong in 1983. He retains the memories and some of the abilities from his previous life. Facing a modern Hong Kong that is unfamiliar yet full of opportunity, he decides to rise again.
When rival gangs clash, he simply orders his men to open fire. At a gang negotiation, he walks between the two sides and sits down, swiftly takes out a gun and slaps it onto the table, then calmly places a second gun beside it. His voice turns cold as he says, “Two guns, ten bullets. You have only ten words each, so think carefully before you speak.” One of the underlings is so enraged by Su Chen’s arrogance that he can’t help sneering. Before the sound of his laughter has even faded, Su Chen raises his hand and fires without blinking. At the sharp crack of the gunshot, the underling hits the ground, blood pouring from his body. Su Chen’s voice is as cold as deep winter frost: “Laughing counts too.”
A saying soon spreads through the underworld: “Su the Double-Gun Judge deals death, ruthless and bold, with nothing to hold him back. His parents are gone, he has no ties, and he’s sold off every family share. In his eyes, rules are nothing; when trouble comes, he draws without a care. If you dare provoke this man, you’ll rue the day and tremble in despair.”
But just as Su Chen is full of confidence, the transmigrator appears again...