Lin Qing, a business management graduate with a bright future in suits and ties in Taipei, was dragged back to the center of the storm - Anping, Tainan - by a letter from home. His father, Lin Shuishu, is the corner leader of the "Shui Shu Gang" who is entrenched in the dock and is known for its iron-blooded tactics. The world here is filled with fishy sea, rust, cheap betel nuts and naked violence, which is incompatible with the order of Taipei.
The first lesson after returning home was to witness his father cutting off the debtor Ah Shun's fingers with a knife in front of the tea table in order to collect a debt of 600,000 yuan. Lin Qing tried to persuade his father to transform with the blueprint of "corporatization" and "legalization", but all he got was a cold taunt: "You read too many books." The exquisite butterfly knife in the inner pocket of his suit became a cold mark of his identity.
The conflict broke out after his father forced him to put on a floral shirt that symbolized his gang status and witnessed Ah Shun's wife committing suicide by jumping into the sea. In anger and despair, Lin Qing accidentally stabbed his father's leader, Heixiong, to death with a butterfly knife. His father, Lin Shuishu, used his last prestige to shoulder the murder and exiled him to the more dangerous Kaohsiung.
On the edge of chaos in Kaohsiung Port, Lin Qing was like a wounded lone wolf. With his father's cruel motto of "either ruthless enough or waiting for death", he put away his suit and showed off the butterfly knife stained with the blood of his brothers. Starting from the defection of the bad guy at the bottom, he relied on his extraordinary courage, cold calculation and deep understanding of the bloody rules to ignite the war on the Seven Sages Road with a well-planned ambush. He used the iron gall left by his father to smash the head of the first traitor who jumped on him in the most primitive and bloody way, announcing the arrival of a new era - the beginning of the expansion of the black gold territory.
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Recommended, first person, the psychological growth of the protagonist is written out
Recommended, first person, the psychological growth of the protagonist is written out
Will there be trouble later?