Hong Kong Comprehensive Report: This Sir Specializes in Treating Gray Products

In Xiangjiang in the 1990s, Chen Yao had just put on his uniform when he encountered a robbery in a tea restaurant. While others were waiting for support, he saw two fake guns and one jammed. While others were busy writing reports, he saved the boss's wife, the fish egg girl and a primary school student carrying a schoolbag. Then he awakened to the "City Credit System". Solving crimes gives skills, rescuing people gives credit, and providing services gives industry. If the security company is unreliable, then build a regular security company. If intermediaries cheat people, then build job centers. If the property is in bad condition, then build a sunshine property. His superiors said he was pushy, his villains said he was nosy, but his neighbors kept ringing the phone with reports. Many years later, all of Hong Kong discovered: The Sir who always laughed and asked for confessions in tea restaurants has transformed all the gray businesses into sunshine industries.