Veteran Chen Feng is transferred to the city bureau’s most obscure post, the Lotus Street Police Station, where he becomes a beat cop. On his first day, he finds three torn-up “Ministry-Level Bounty Notices” in a trash can in his precinct. Everyone else thinks it’s a prank, but Chen Feng’s instincts as a former field reconnaissance scout let him identify an S-class fugitive who has been hiding in the bustling city for eight years, using fingerprints, coffee stains, and a courier receipt among the scraps. He has no backup, no intelligence network, just a freshly issued badge and the lonely courage of someone who believes, “Once a soldier, always a servant of the people.” He tracks the fugitive, sets an ambush, and risks his life to make the arrest on his own terms. But when the handcuffs snap shut, Chen Feng learns that the man is connected to a drug-smuggling syndicate spanning three provinces. And his story is only just beginning.
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