Jin Zhen was bullied at school by students who called him the son of a drug dealer. So he stopped going to school and spent his days holed up in internet cafes and getting into street fights. One day, while trying to avoid a lecture from Lord Jin, Jin Zhen hid in the middle of a standoff over a demolition dispute. To his surprise, the leaders of the opposing sides were all old friends from the days when Lord Jin managed the special police unit. "Break it up. This looks bad." With those words from Lord Jin, the demolition dispute, in which both sides had their own ulterior motives, was resolved without a fight. News that Lord Jin had come out of retirement stirred not only the major gangs in Qingcheng, but also the police department. Shen Suhan, the current head of the criminal investigation squad, joined the investigation as well. As the clues were painstakingly pieced together, they all pointed to someone who should not exist. What power could Lord Jin rely on to uncover the truth behind the Jinyu case? More importantly, how could Lord Jin prove himself before the truth came to light? They say that those who keep company with vermilion turn red, and those who keep company with ink turn black, but the struggle between red and black in Lord Jin's story is not so clear-cut.
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X's writing is not bad, keep up the good work