After seven years undercover in South Korea’s criminal underworld, police officer He Huan rose from second-in-command of Busan’s Seven Star Gang to section chief of the Guro District branch of Seoul’s Golden Gate Group, climbing all the way to become chairman of South Korea’s biggest crime syndicate.
He thought he was enforcing the law.
Then one day, he discovered that the people he had personally sent to prison hadn’t been removed for committing crimes, but for failing to obey.
And he was the blade that did it.
Seven Star Gang leader Liu Eunxi said, “I don’t care if you’re He Huan or Xiao Yang. I know you still love me.”
Hana, the most beautiful woman in Guro District, said, “Don’t die. You can only die by my hand.”
Jin Yayan, daughter of the Golden Gate Group chairman, said, “You bastard! You were obviously doing it on purpose that day.”
His handler, Jiang Shang, said, “I swear, this time I mean it. As soon as the mission is over, I’ll come back to the force.”
The Honor Balance System said, “Honor: -68. The Host is advised to be a little more wicked.”
Someone asked him, “So what are you, a cop or a gangster?”
He Huan thought for a moment.
“Depends on the situation.”
“If neither side will accept me, then I’ll make up new rules!”
