Hong Kong in the 19th century was a melting pot of gold and sludge. The chants at the pier mix with the rumbling sounds of opium dens, suits and jackets pass by, and the lights of gangs' swords always shine earlier than the street lights.
Li Xiuyuan has been told by his mother since he was a child: "If you want to be a young and Dangerous boy, you have a knife to cut people, and no one dares to bully him." But at the age of sixteen, he was not as courageous as his fists. He would shrink from street fighting and tremble when he heard scolding. All he thought about was that he was still young and wanted a clean and respectable job.
Until he bumped into Chen Jingming, the most violent leader in Causeway Bay - the young man who was holding an iron bar and watching the fight with a smile. His eyes were as cold as ice, but he lived out the "prestige" in the blood that Li Xiuyuan did not dare to imagine. On one side is the world of "not being bullied" in his mother's words, and on the other side is the unquenchable dream of studying in his heart. Li Xiuyuan, caught in the middle, gradually discovers: There is never a black and white way of life in this colorful dock.
Purpose: Sometimes people who look bad are kind at heart, so don't judge others based on their appearance.