In 1949, a large number of mainland residents poured into Hong Kong. A pair of brothers also went to Hong Kong to make a living in this troubled time. They were bullied by the ruffians at the dock. Fortunately, they worshipped the Chaozhou gang leader "Wang Laoji" and were taken in as his adopted sons. They were named Ma Shaolin (played by Zheng Zeshi) and Ma Shihao (played by Lu Liangwei). The Ma brothers helped Wang Laoji run the "Zihua Stall". A few years later, the two had grown up. Shihao was unwilling to see his adoptive father's business slump. He contacted outsiders with his brother to take over the Zihua Stall business and opened up the situation by relying on the power of newspaper dissemination. At the same time, Ma Shaolin invested in the newspaper industry and gained both fame and fortune, becoming the chairman of the newspaper board. In 1968, the brothers got involved in drugs and fell into a melee with the Hong Kong drug lord Jin Yaju, which led to the death of their adoptive father and many brothers. The Ma brothers relied on the power of the legislators to sweep the gangs and dominate the market. When their gang business was booming, the Independent Commission Against Corruption was established, and the situation took a sharp turn for the worse...