At midnight in Seoul in 1990, the moment Li Juncheng's blade pierced his enemy's neck, he thought it was just revenge.
From the bloody revenge in Yongshan District to the desperate escape in Busan Port; from the betrayal of the Gangnam Club to the helping hand of the Yamaguchi-gumi - he led his brothers and used daggers and AK47s to fight their way through the sea of blood in the mountain of corpses.
When the "White Tiger Sect" collapsed and the "Jiangnan Society" changed hands, Li Juncheng thought he was the final winner. Until he discovered that those politicians in suits and ties were the real traders.
Buried under the demolition site of 1,500 households in Chengbei District is a shocking secret that could shake up the political arena. When thirty vans drove into the night, when power and interests woven into a dragnet, Li Juncheng finally understood:
Some battlefields are more bloody than gang fights. Some people are more ruthless than those who hold knives.
This is a point of no return. Either step on other people's corpses and climb up, or become a corpse under other people's feet.
——And he has never been a pawn to be manipulated by others.
