Northeast China's Top Tough Guy: Li Zhengguang

His name was Li Zhengguang.

In 1990s Northeast China, he was Qiao Si’s number-one hitman.

The day Qiao Si fell, everyone thought he was dead.

Ten years later, in Beijing.

A quiet, taciturn owner appeared at a karaoke bar called Garden of Parting Flowers.

No one knew he was the madman who had broken “Xiao Fei” Chen Jianbin’s leg all those years ago.

Until his brother Jinhua was found dead in the street.

Until someone told him, “Jin Zhongde’s men did it.”

Li Zhengguang stubbed out his cigarette and said just one thing:

“My brother’s life has to be paid for.”

December 16, 1999. A parking lot at a Beijing hotel.

Three gunshots rang out.

From that moment on, Beijing’s underworld was turned upside down.

Adapted from real case files.

Every punch has a source, and every life has a criminal record.

No whitewashing, no comeback. A tough man dies on his feet.