My Older Sister in Guangzhou

In 2002, Lin Hao, a young man from western Hunan, stepped out of Guangzhou Railway Station with fifty yuan in his pocket and the family-inherited art of Baji Quan. He plunged straight into Guangzhou.

When bullies laid hands on the people he cared about, and the wheels of capital threatened to crush his dignity, Lin Hao slowly clenched his fists. “This world has plenty of rules, but my fists are the ultimate authority.”

From the urban villages to the banks of the Pearl River, from a low-ranking factory hand to a business magnate.

This is a road to a comeback paved with blood and bone, and the legend of a young man who used the most primal means to make his mark in this city of desire.