Gu Zhengbang, a 32-year-old office worker, used to be the marketing director of an Internet company. He was later laid off due to the industry's harsh winter, and now makes a living by running online ride-hailing services. I usually love Hong Kong dramas and current affairs news. I have done in-depth research on the political and economic history of Hong Kong Island from the 1970s to the 1990s, and even wrote related online novels (street level). After finishing my last run late at night, on my way home, I was hit by an earthmoving truck while trying to save a little girl who ran a red light. He traveled from 2024 to Hong Kong Island in 1971 and became a uniformed police officer patrolling the streets near the Kowloon Walled City. On the night of the typhoon that year, he single-handedly broke into the transit station of the big drug lord Lai Hao, and then embarked on a bloody road to tyranny.
