At the turn of the millennium, Wang Qiang, a country boy from Sichuan, headed south to Guangdong.
He had hoped to find steady work in a factory, but was driven to make a fearsome name for himself at the bottom of society.
From construction sites to the docks, from street fights to taking on the big shots.
He ruled the southern underworld with an iron fist.
Once Guangdong was under his control, he led his men west, straight into the Golden Triangle.
Every faction submitted to him.
Thus rose a generation's crime lord, whose name would resound across the land.
