In the late 1960s, Hong Kong was in turmoil, and the wooden house area was full of deaths. The law was not as good as the alleys, and fists were the only way to survive.
Chen Jin, a young man who fled south, has a hard-earned hard-earned martial arts skills from the Nan style. He has no father, no mother, and no one to rely on. He lives in the dirtiest, messiest and most cannibalistic shantytown in Kowloon.
He doesn't understand the rules of the world, nor does he know how to be tactful. He only knows one thing - if someone wants to hit him, he will hit him back hard; if someone wants to take his life, he will fight for his life.
There are no magical skills here, no flying and escaping, only the crisp sound of cracking bones, the smell of blood, and the real fighting of close-to-hand pursuit in the alley.
From a low-level ant who was bullied by bad guys, to becoming famous through bloodshed in the night market;
From hundreds of people fighting with corpses and rolling on the pier at the pier, to reaching the top of the society step by step;
From an unknown young man with a fatal fate, to a top red stick who shakes up the entire Hong Kong society.
Brothers stand side by side, swords and sticks are red;
The heart is evil and the backstab is ruthless;
In troubled times, one's life is devoted to prosperity.
This is a gangster martial arts epic that relies purely on fists, ferocity, flesh and blood, and toughness to fight its way out of the mud at the bottom of Hong Kong.
The punches are to the flesh, blood is seen at every step, and there will be no retreat in his life.
