Lane, a West Point elite, was framed and dismissed because his comrades were murdered by Mexican drug lords, and fell into hell in New York. Using deadly military skills, he kills extortionists and turns street gangs into puppets.
Elena, the daughter of a senator, is a financial genius. On the surface, she assists her father in anti-drugs, but in her heart she burns with the flames of revenge for her mother, who was made into a mindless "drug puppet" by drug lords. She understood Ren's value and took the initiative to extend an olive branch.
The two form a dangerous alliance. Lane pretended to defect to the ruthless Gulf of Mexico Group, while Elena mobilized capital giants to accurately short the enemy's stocks, triggering bloody infighting among the gangs. The climax of revenge comes at Wall Street's top cocktail party: the recording of the drug lord's collapse and begging for mercy is played in public, not only tearing his empire to pieces, but also forcing the senator's father-in-law into a desperate situation and forcing him to bow his head and cooperate.
On the night of celebration, the bloody victory could not hide the cracks in the soul. Elena's whip tore Ren's old wound, and her tongue licked the warm blood. She whispered sickly: "Does it hurt? I want you to always remember... Who dyed you black." Power, revenge and twisted love were completely blended in the darkness.
