Chinatown 1920, I Bet My Life to Be King

Lu Jingxing traveled through time and became a "paper son" in San Francisco's Chinatown in 1920, a living corpse bearing the identity of a dead person. In San Francisco at that time, Prohibition nourished the gangs, and oil, electricity, and Ford ushered in the "Roaring Twenties." The Hongmen are fighting among themselves, the Italian Mafia wants to annex Chinatown, and the Irish police regard people as cattle. Heaven does not want people to live, Lu Jingxing only has one life, and the madness to dare to gamble with his life. "The more lives you stake, the crazier the rewards will be, right?" A bloody roulette exploded on the retina: Escape within 72 hours, please bet. "All in." Eradicate gangsters within 24 hours. "It's gone." All, or nothing. In this sin city behind the Statue of Liberty, the craziest gamblers only bet on the house taking it all.