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Renny Lee - A Hong Kong gangster and protagonist of the story Yanyan - A little girl whom Renny befriends and whose parents are seemingly killed by Wen Kun Inspector Po-leung Lam - A retiring Hong Kong police officer who apparently has a vendetta against Wen Kun Inspector Victor Chen - A mainland China police officer who moved to Hong Kong to replace Lam. He later assists Renny in taking down Ronald Woods. Ronald Woods - A racist, sexist and corrupt American businessman and presidential candidate who has ties to the underground society Holly Woods - Ronald Woods' wife Wong Who - A Caucasian kung fu master who wears heavy makeup to make

It is nighttime in Hong Kong. As usual, the streets are crowded and filled with flamboyant neon lights as if it’s too early for bedtime, despite the darkness of the sky. Among a balcony of a Hong Kong apartment sits a young man wearing a black, open Hawaiian shirt and black jeans. Underneath his shirt is a gray tank top, and across his arms is a sketch of a red dragon tattoo, showing that he is part of the Red Dragon Gang. His phone rings. The man notices that it is a call from Wen Kun, the leader of the rival White Lotus Gang. The man picks it up. “What?” answers the man. “Hey Renny,” responds Kun. “You

After World War III in 2084, governments have fallen. The entire world has given in to the dictatorship of a small group of white supremacists led by a man known as the landlord. As a result, the world itself is divided by a wall between the rich class, which consists solely of followers of white supremacy, and the poor class, which consists of people of color as well as those who do not support the ideology of white supremacy. Besides being deprived of adequate commodities such as food and shelter, members of the poor class are also selected to be part of various twisted forms of entertainment organized by the landlord for the rich class, wi

“The Orochi Syndicate has been kidnapping children and underage youth to brainwash them into ruthless assassins,” says Interpol Superintendent Martyn to a group of Interpol officers and fellow superintendents during a meeting. “Ever since its formation, the average number of children who go missing has increased to around 150 thousand per year, and it’s only spiking. The majority of the children kidnapped come from impoverished areas in East and Southeast Asia such as Thailand, Cambodia, the Philippines, and even rural areas in China. Some of the most common ways the Orochi Syndicate kidnap these children are by force,