Urban / Suspense / Brotherhood / Police and Gangsters / Heartbreak / Intense Rivalry
He was once the only lifeline I had in the mire, the closest friend I would have trusted with my life.
We were footnotes to each other's youth, a bonfire keeping us warm on freezing nights, and blades charging headlong into the darkness without hesitation.
But the gears of fate have never been kind.
When he put on a police badge and aimed his gun at me in the name of “justice,” I finally understood that some paths, once taken, have no way back.
Wang Jingwen is a SWAT officer on the anti-gang task force, upright but covered in scars. He holds the gun of justice, yet trembles like a leaf before pulling the trigger. In the mirror, he sees the brother who once stood with him in the rain and shared instant noodles, now a crime boss with a mocking look in his eyes, idly toying with a coin. He hates his own weakness even more than he hates this inescapable fate: for the sake of duty and the law, he must send his “good brother” into the abyss with his own hands.
Lin Zhi is an elegant, dangerous underworld king who controls everything. Watching the young man across from him, his white shirt soaked by the rain, he curls his lips into a crazed, icy smile. He has long been accustomed to the darkness, yet he has kept one trace of “innocence” for this man alone. He deliberately provokes him, deliberately flaunts the Game of Thrones, just to watch the light of justice crumble before him. He is not afraid of being arrested. He is only afraid that when the man sees his name on the arrest list, there will still be a trace of reluctance in his eyes.
A broken pair of handcuffs hangs between them, one end bound to cold law, the other to a crime tangled with thorns and gold coins.
Electricity
