Death Lot, Boss Goes to Jesus

Chen Yang finds himself thrust into the gritty underworld of 1980s Hong Kong cinema—a world of rival triads, corrupt officials, and unrelenting violence. His assignment: go undercover as a newly initiated member of the Wo Shing Triad for the police force. But on his very first day, he draws the dreaded "death lot"—a sacrificial pawn meant to take the fall for a powerful boss. Rather than accept his fate, Chen Yang makes a bold choice: he refuses to eat the proverbial beef and sends the boss straight to meet Jesus instead. Demoted to selling boxed lunches at construction sites, he becomes the laughingstock of the underworld. Rival bosses sneer at his "shameful" hustle—one boasts of making millions from pirated tapes, another scoffs that following a lunchbox boss is a dead-end road. But Chen Yang has a vision far bigger than they can imagine. When he declares, "Today, five million people across Hong Kong will eat tomato-and-egg fried rice. I've said my piece—who's with me, and who's against me?" the game changes entirely. From rising through the ranks and earning the old guard's reluctant respect, to amassing wealth that rivals the city's elite, and even winning the hearts of Hong Kong's most beautiful women—Chen Yang's journey is anything but a simple undercover operation.