Undercover Kingpin: Ma'am, You Wouldn't Want the Boss Arrested, Would You?

On the eve of his execution, Yan Kuangsheng is pinned down by a special pardon from Ding Weimin, the chief of Jianghu City's Public Security Bureau. The former army troublemaker is currently shoving a prison bully's face into a toilet, yelling about his "fiery temper." His old squad leader shakes his head and offers a deal: go undercover in an underground syndicate and put those talents to use. Yan insists he's a law-abiding citizen, but Ding just grins—either that or face the firing squad. Years later, Yan stares at his sprawling criminal empire, stretching across multiple nations, and loses sleep over his own success. What started as a simple intelligence-gathering mission has turned him into an accidental kingpin. Then the call comes: his assignment is over, and a desk job as a neighborhood patrol officer awaits him—a clean, legal life at last. But after hanging up, Yan can only laugh grimly. How is a policeman's meager salary supposed to support the thousand-plus impoverished students he sponsors, let alone the three hundred thousand brothers who now answer to him?