The heir to a warlord faction, he died and had his soul transported to Hong Kong in 1995.
When he woke, he found himself facing a car accident, his wife's death, a disability, betrayal by his sworn brother, and a charge of drunk driving.
A tragedy? Not a chance.
What he does best is turn the tables when all hope seems lost.
Once a warlord who ruled over a territory, he now drives a taxi while pulling the strings of an entire city.
The brother who framed him thought he was finished, until one day he discovered that all his businesses, connections, and even his life were in the hands of that “cripple.”
This is a revenge plot spanning half a century.
Using the tactics of the Republic era to play a modern game.
He was not greeted with a new beginning, but a death trap:
A car crash written off as an “accident,” his wife dead, himself gravely injured, and a drunk-driving charge hanging over him. The childhood friend who grew up alongside him was the mastermind. Once a business elite, he now had nothing, and even his memories were shattered.
But these people did not know that the man they faced was no longer Luo Yongjiu, who valued loyalty and friendship.
They were facing Shen Shaoting: a warlord who had survived a hail of bullets, a ruthless leader who had weathered political struggles, a phoenix who had endured forty years in a cage.
He would not rage. He would not act rashly. He would only:
Set a trap, wait for the right moment, then reveal the invisible blade when his enemies were at their most triumphant.
This was not revenge. It was war. And war was what he did best.
