The Gang Boss Goes into Business Warfare, and His Rivals Call the Cops That Very Night

2001. Just 30 days remain before the nationwide crackdown on crime!

Wall Street tycoon Chu Feng wakes up to discover he has become the head of the country's largest underground organization.

Looking around at the hall full of bosses covered in dragon and tiger tattoos, all shouting about bathing the streets in blood, Chu Feng draws a sharp breath.

To save his own skin, he bangs the table in the middle of the night: “Starting today, put away the machetes. Everyone gets certified. We're going legit!”

And so the business world is hit by a wave of unconventional newcomers.

A feared debt collector earns his CPA, then takes dozens of burly men to audit a rival company's books, frightening them into paying their overdue taxes overnight.

A gold-medal enforcer who used to guard clubs becomes a delivery rider. When he runs into a highway robbery, he pulls a huge wrench from his delivery box: “You made me late and I'm losing pay. You planning to make it up with your life?!”

A rival pays hackers to attack the company's servers? The IT team leader traces the connection to their door and kindly helps the hackers reinstall their “physical operating system.”

Years later.

Chu Feng's group spans the internet, logistics, and finance, becoming the world's leading conglomerate.

At a business summit, a reporter asks nervously, “Chairman Chu, how does your company always win?”

Chu Feng adjusts his gold-rimmed glasses and points to the two-meter-tall bodyguards behind him, all broad-faced and brutish: “Because we always convince people with reason.”