In 1981, Li Ang, who had just graduated from Wong Chuk Hang Police Academy, stood at the entrance of Wan Chai Police Station, looked up at the signboard, and secretly swore:
——I want to climb to the highest step by step, and I want to be the biggest boss.
The roommate is Chen Jiaju, the bed next door is Zhou Xingxing, and the opposite is Song Zijie——
These names were familiar to him, they were all ruthless people from Hong Kong movies.
Fortunately, these days, gangs are rampant and dragons and snakes are mixed. You can open treasure chests when solving crimes, and you can build up your physical fitness, fighting skills, and criminal investigation abilities step by step.
Fortunately, my memory is pretty good. I remember most of the plots of Hong Kong movies, and I can give directions at critical moments.
It's just that if you want to be the biggest boss in this position, it's not enough to be passionate - your fists must be hard enough, your brain must be fast enough, and you must have a group of trustworthy brothers around you.
Fortunately, he has all three.
Many years later, Li Ang faced a reporter and waved his hand with a smile:
"I haven't been a big brother for many years."
