In the wave of state-owned enterprise restructuring in the late 1990s, Xiong Wei, a laid-off son from the Jinzhong Valve Factory, was forced to return home after drifting to Beijing for three years and hurting his fellow workers. In order to protect his relatives and friends and help the oppressed low-level merchants, he went head-to-head with the local evil forces. However, he was framed by a team of capital bosses and gangs, and was forced to flee overseas.
From the life-and-death game in Macau casinos, to the battle to establish power in Bangkok's Chinatown, to the bloody showdown on the Mekong River, Xiong Wei led his deceased brothers to fight a bloody path in the overseas Chinese arena with the iron rule of "no pornography, gambling, drugs, no bullying of compatriots, and no betrayal of brothers." He grew up from a low-level young man in Jinzhong to the helm of the Southeast Asian Chinese Business Alliance, expanded his business to the world, and became the guardian of overseas Chinese compatriots.
During eighteen years of wandering around the world, he experienced the tragic death of his brothers, the betrayal of his confidants, and the siege by capital. He finally uncovered the false world and returned home with his original intention. He interpreted the core of "Coursing the world bravely is never about dominating distant places, but about keeping your heart and protecting the people you want to protect wherever you go."
