Hong Kong Comprehensive: Hong Kong Heroes Uncensored Road

In Hong Kong in 1971, the neon lights of Yau Ma Tei reflected the swords of gangsters, and the badges of the police stations hid unknown corruption. The lingering power of the Lei Luo era had not dissipated, and the shadow of the ICAC storm had arrived. Li Huaiguo came from modern times, carrying all the memories of Hong Kong movies, carrying an invisible gold medal, and started as a low-level uniformed police officer. He has seen the ferocity of street gangsters, experienced the treachery of the police force, witnessed the prosperity of Hong Kong's golden age, and even shouldered the heavy responsibility on the eve of the return of 1997. There is the bright and transparent Lan Yingshan (the prototype peak Lan Jieying) who accompanies him to keep his original intention and move forward with warmth; there is the cold and sharp Gu Ruotong (the prototype peak Li Ruotong) who fights side by side with him and shares the overall situation. He conquered the names engraved in the memory of Hong Kong movies, rewrote the tragedies of heroes, and liquidated the sins of villains; he did not love the public power, but controlled the lifeline of Hong Kong. He did not call himself king or emperor, but became the uncrowned underground king that everyone respected, and became the behind-the-scenes guardian on the eve of the return. From 1971 to 1997, twenty-six years of ups and downs, Li Huaiguo rode the tide of the times with a heroic posture, leaving an immortal legend in the four circles of police, business, politics, and crime. He hid the feelings of Hong Kong comprehensive engraved in the memories of several generations, and wrote about his ambition and perseverance in troubled times.