Compared with the other Big Gang in the Major Crimes Unit, Lok Kai-cheung was undoubtedly a much more upright man.
Although he was equally keen on promotions and pay raises, he would not resort to any means necessary to obtain them.
After all, striving to rise was both natural and human nature.
Given a chance to advance, who would willingly stand still?
But making a name for himself was one thing. While fighting for the benefits he deserved, Lok Kai-cheung placed even greater importance on the bigger picture.
Throughout the Police Force, the dirty business of stealing credit and reaping others' rewards was all too common, and Lok Kai-cheung deeply loathed it.
Yet as things stood, despite the years of effort and energy they had poured into the case in Yau Tsim District, their gains against the Nai family had been negligible.
They might have put in plenty of hard work, but there was no prospect of earning any credit in the short term.
Therefore, far from objecting to Zhou Quan's intention to step into the investigation into the Nai family, Lok Kai-cheung was very happy to see it.
Among their colleagues across West Kowloon, who had not heard of the renowned Sergeant Zhou?
Not only was he formidable and capable himself, but he also had the firm backing of numerous big shots.
Now that Sergeant Zhou had set his sights on the Nai family, perhaps he really could eradicate that cancer in one stroke.
For Lok Kai-cheung, completely uprooting the Nai family from Tsim Sha Tsui was the bigger picture he valued most.
Only with the Nai family's destruction as a prerequisite would Lok Kai-cheung consider his own interests.
Thus, the plan Zhou Quan had mentioned appealed to him immensely.
The only thing that left him hesitant was his