Lame Hao [Film and TV Commentary]

In 1962, the mainland was experiencing economic difficulties. Wu Guohao (Lui Liangwei), a young man from Shantou who fled to Hong Kong with the refugee wave, was unwilling to be bullied by gangs and took refuge with gangster Fei Bo (Zheng Zeshi). After several desperate bloody battles, he was reused by Fei Bo and established his position in the gang, growing in power. Fei Bo, who gradually felt threatened, set up a trap to cause Wu Guohao to be chased by a drug lord. Although he did not die, he lost a leg. However, he himself was framed by the drug lord and imprisoned. With Detective Lei Zonghua seizing the throne, Wu Guohao took over all Fei Bo's territory and became the head of the four major gangster families. And because he was willing to pay for the position of detective for the people in the police who worked for him, the police station became his protective umbrella for drug trafficking. However, as 1973 (the establishment of the Independent Commission Against Corruption in Hong Kong) approached, and his arrogance and arrogance due to his high position led to betrayal and alienation, his fortune began to decline.