On this island of Hong Kong, where neon lights mingle with blood, Zhang Xilun is a renegade beyond the reach of the rules.
Bound to the [Good Deeds System], he scoffs at the hypocrisy of “doing one good deed a day.” If this world is overrun with evil, then he’ll become even more evil and kill even more demons!
The impeccably dressed warden is a perfect killing machine, fluent in four languages and skilled in twelve styles of Tam’s Kick. He is Zhang Xilun’s personal emissary of death.
The Deadly Roses are the three poisonous flowers carefully cultivated by Madam M. With blades hidden behind their red lips, they bloom for him in the dead of night.
Feng Yuxiu, who should have fallen into madness as a martial arts fanatic, has his fate twisted by Zhang Xilun and becomes a rabid dog that tears into the darkness...
With both the underworld and the forces of law and order turned into a chessboard, Zhang Xilun lifts a chess piece and smiles. “The System wants me to do good? Fine. I’ll slaughter every evil dragon. That’s the greatest good in the world!”
(This book is set fifteen years later. The timeline is whatever the author says it is.)
