Cross the Shanhai Pass, and Find Li Zhengguang If You Need Anything

North of Shanhaiguan, the land was buried in ice and snow.

Li Zhengguang was squatting in Harbin Railway Station, chewing on a cold steamed bun, when someone kicked him into a snowdrift.

He got up and brushed off the snow.

“You kick me once, I’ll pay you back with a knife.”

Qiao Si went after his father, so he stabbed Qiao Si through the leg.

Chen Jianbin kidnapped his brother, so he crippled both of Chen Jianbin’s legs.

Jin Zhongde laid a trap for him with a Hongmen banquet, so he shoved the man’s head into a fish tank.

Before long, a saying spread across Northeast China:

“Once you’re past Shanhaiguan, if you have a problem, go to Li Zhengguang.”

Some called him a boss. Others called him crazy.

He had only one thing to say: “Hurt my brothers, and you’ll pay with your life.”

Fist against fist, blade against blade.

On this road, he’d never backed down.