Hong Kong 1966

In 1966, Hong Kong under colonial rule was about to be in trouble. The modern soul accidentally traveled through time and became Li Jinrong, a low-level worker who smuggled himself to Hong Kong in 1965. He had nothing, no identity, no backing, and no way out. He could only struggle to survive in the sweat-sweat textile factories of Yau Ma Tei. In this age of the jungle and black and white, the lives of people at the bottom are as worthless as grass. Oppressed by foremen, numerous gangs, collusion between the police and businessmen, and superior foreigners, Li Jinrong relied on his vision and forbearance beyond the times to survive step by step in a desperate situation. He does not cause trouble, nor is he afraid of trouble. He sticks to the bottom line, gathers people's hearts, and stands firm in the cracks. From a worker who is at the mercy of others, he slowly embarks on a path of rise that no one dares to underestimate. There is no golden finger, only the human heart and the world. See how he stirred up the situation in Hong Kong in the cold fog of 1966, wearing a commoner's body, and wrote a legend of the times belonging to the little people at the bottom.