You Call This a Patrol Boat? A Battleship Sails into the Huangpu River

Shanghai, 1931. Foreign concessions stood side by side, gangs ran rampant, foreign police beat people in the streets, and Japanese thugs could kill with impunity. Shen Lie transmigrated into the lowest rank of the Shanghai International Settlement's police force, a third-class Chinese constable. Above him were the foreigners, beside him were the red-turbaned Indian constables, behind him were Chinese police inspectors, and beneath his feet was the mud he had to survive in. Framed, thrown into the river, and struck from the rolls, all he had left was his life and one sentence: