Literary version:
Whether human nature is inherently evil or inherently good has always been a matter of constant debate.
Ye Chen watched quietly as all living beings were busy, benefiting from each other, but only for what they wanted, and the winner survived, and finally hid in the darkness, walking alone on the edge of gray. He never believed in the so-called yearning for light in darkness.
For him, whether it was a hellish childhood, a lone wolf-like youth, or an adulthood hidden in the darkness, they were all parts of his life that he could not deny.
From the moment he called Ye Chen, he understood that what should be carried will always be carried, what should be left behind will eventually be left behind, and living a free life is what he should look forward to most.
From the moment he met that person again, fate took another turn, and everything seemed to have been doomed.
Everything started from the woman who was killed on a rainy night. Cases were connected one after another. Black and white became clear again, and the gray fog gradually dissipated.
Straightforward version:
A contest between a high-handed master who is invincible in single fights and group fights, and a professional mediator/broker who walks in both black and white, after being designed to be involved in a criminal case, and a group of policemen/criminals/drug dealers.
Of course, in most cases, there is a cooperative relationship with the police. After all, the two men and one woman are both police officers.
PS: Even though Brother Ye's life experience is quite miserable, he can't help but think that Brother Ye has a big heart, so there's no need to pity him too much. After all, he is the Wolf King.
In addition, the region/background involved in the story has nothing to do with reality. It is purely nonsense, so don't think too much about it.
Finally: It is everyone's responsibility to abide by the law!
Concept: The truth behind the connection of criminal investigation cases is often unexpected and natural.