Four years earlier, Huang Tian had graduated from university with outstanding grades and smoothly become a white-collar worker with a decent income, once brimming with passion and lofty ambitions.
But the cruelty of reality drove the ever-restless and rather extreme Huang Tian to resolutely quit his "highly promising" white-collar job and become one of the many underlings of Huang Dongsheng, his fellow townsman and the owner of entertainment venues—a gray group somewhere between thugs and security guards.
The kind called thugs when there was trouble and security guards when there was none.
After all, compared to white-collar workers who spent every paycheck before the next, Huang Tian's work was rather special. Unlike most security guards in entertainment clubs, his food, clothing, lodging, and transportation were all covered; eating, drinking, and having fun cost him nothing; and every month, he still received a security guard's salary.
Over the next three years, Huang Tian, whose actions were wild yet shrewd, earned the promotion and favor of his boss, Huang Dongsheng. He finally rose to become the "security manager" of the Royal Night entertainment club, overseeing dozens of subordinates and taking home at least ten thousand yuan a month.
Yet Huang Tian was under 1.7 meters tall and leanly built. Compared with the towering and powerfully built "security guard crowd," he truly did not look like much. People had always believed he held that position only because he was fellow townsmen with Huang Dongsheng, while his status as a university graduate had long since been forgotten.
Only the brothers who knew Huang Tian understood his savage methods and terrifying strength. After all, the gray zone was not such an easy place to survive.
In the dark night beneath a downpour, the five-story Royal Night entertainment club blazed with light.
Dressed in a casual