I'm Leveling up in Gotham, and I'm Going Back to Southeast Asia to Reduce Dimensions and Massacre.

A young man who was repeatedly plundered by life finally learned how to plunder the world. Zhou Yi's seventeen-year-old is surrounded by the smell of sweat and low-quality toilet water that cannot be washed away in the old community, and the lingering sound of water when the landlady next door, Sister Chen, takes a shower. All the dignity he could possess was shattered to the ground together with the peeling wall under the fists, kicks and spit of Sister Chen's ex-husband. He thought poverty was the original sin until he was thrown by fate into the cold corpse odor and neon lights of Philadelphia, USA. Here he learns the real rules: people have a price tag, and death is a business. He stripped away his emotions and became a top "scavenger", thinking that by saving enough money he could redeem the past humid summer and the people in it. However, an overseas phone call shattered everything - Sister Chen was sold to Southeast Asia, a lawless land. This time, he had no money and only skills learned from hell. He took off his protective clothing, put on a white suit, and stepped into the mud and blood of the Golden Triangle. Facing the gun-toting warlord, he took out a more deadly weapon: a set of dark laws that they did not understand. He wants to save someone. To do this, he must let the whole hell change its owner. This is a story about how loss alienates people and how obsession forges the devil. When the innocent young man's eyes finally freeze into ice, is what he plunders a redemption or an abyss of eternal destruction?