Hong Kong is not large; compared to the mainland to which it belongs, it is but a tiny speck. However, due to its geographical location over the past century, this land has become the most prosperous city in Asia. Its current resident population even exceeds that of Tokyo, making it one of the most densely populated cities in the world.
In this era, this land is home to the most formidable and fierce outlaws in a century, as well as the most loyal and righteous gangsters. They hold the law in contempt, committing arson and murder, yet they are driven by a code of honor, valuing loyalty above all else. Especially the brothers in the syndicates—they acknowledge neither heaven nor earth, only their own boss. Once the leader issues a command, they are ready to shed their blood and sacrifice their lives without a second thought.
Therefore, when Master Dong and Master Er—the two kingpins who have held sway over Kowloon for half a century—issued orders for their men to go and kill, the subordinates sent were absolute experts. Unless stopped, they would carry out their mission, even if it meant their deaths. Thus, they had to be reined in. Only by curbing them could Yu Zhenghong be deprived of his external support, and then everything else would become manageable.
Chapter 122