The male protagonist, Tommy, is a powerful starter for Leo. Leo trusts him very much and obeys him. He has a girlfriend named Wei Na who doesn’t look very good, but Leo’s feelings for her are unexpected. The problem is that Tommy also He has a leg with Wei Na, but Leo is kept in the dark. Wei Na has a younger brother named Bernie, he is a sinister and cunning villain who is only profitable.
The other gang leader is Johnny. He has a capable subordinate named Eddie Dan, and Eddie Dan has a subordinate named Min Crawley. Minke's body looks very similar to Bernie. Johnny likes to bet on horses. He manipulates which horse wins and obtains a lot of benefits through his insider. But the problem now is that it seems that someone sells this information to others, causing others to bet on the same horse for a large amount of money. Johnny’s benefit was determined by Bernie, who was keeping accounts at the racetrack. He wanted to get rid of Bernie. Minke was the one who knew the same inside information.
Leo didn't agree to get rid of Johnny. The deep reason was that Bernie was Wina's younger brother. Leo didn't want to lose Wina. Tommy persuaded Leo not to lose the overall situation for a small pawn, but Leo didn't listen. Leo sent Daniel to follow Wina, but Daniel disappeared and was later found to have been killed. The horse that Tommy bet on was hurt by someone hurting his knee, and he lost money and owed Sammy, but he didn't make it. At this moment, Bernie found Tommy, meaning that he could tell him the winning game on Saturday and help him make a big profit, but to help him persuade Leo not to betray him; and Johnny also found Tommy and offered him The huge cheque was on the condition that Tommy handed over Bernie, but Tommy refused. When he was beaten up by Johnny's men, the police rushed in and saved him. The inventory operation was arranged by Leo in revenge for Johnny's killing of Daniel. The Johnny gang sent people to kill Leo at night, but Leo was not a fuel-efficient lamp. He killed a bunch of killers by himself.
At this moment, Tommy suspects that Vena killed Daniel, because Daniel may know the affair between Vena and Tommy. Vena was afraid that Leo would know about it and killed Daniel. So when he learned that Leo was going to marry Vina, He couldn't help but confess that he had a leg with Wei Na. As a result, Leo was very angry and beat him up and fired him. Vina was also broken up by Leo. She found Tommy and planned to go away with him. At this moment, Tommy knew Bernie’s residence from Wei Na and told Johnny the information (in order to protect Leo from being chased and entangled for this matter? But why didn’t he agree to it when there was a check before it?), It also implied that Johnny Bernie and Minke and Eddie were in the same group, and Bernie was just a scapegoat for Ed and Minke. Johnny sent Frankie and Mint to catch Bernie. They took Bernie to the grove and told Tommy to shoot Bernie to be faithful. Tommy released Bernie and made Bernie disappear completely.
Tommy kept blowing in Johnny’s ears, saying that Eddie Dan was the main envoy behind him. At the same time, Eddie tracked down and found that Tommy had a leg with Wei Na. Wei Na didn’t know the news that her brother Bernie had been killed. Suspecting that Bernie was not dead, he forced Tommy to find Bernie's body in the woods at Miller's intersection to prove that he did kill him, but he actually found it! Tommy was also shocked at this time. In fact, this was Mink's corpse. His face had been disfigured, so he couldn't see it. It was killed by Bernie. Bernie found Tommy without gratitude and threatened Tommy to kill Johnny, or he would kill Tommy. Even if he didn't do anything, everyone would know that Tommy was lying and wouldn't end well as long as he showed up.
At the same time, Johnny’s people looked for the police to smash Leo’s tavern, and Leo’s people also turned to the police to blow up Johnny’s club and killed many people. When Johnny was so angry that he scolded the mayor, Tommy tells Johnny that someone is still betting on the same horse, and that Bernie is dead only if Eddie did it. Eddie is very ambitious and might want to join the ranks. In the evening, Tommy provokes Bernie and asks him to bring a thousand yuan to come to him at 4 o'clock in the evening, otherwise he will let Johnny kill him the next day. Then Tommy went to Johnny and told him that Minke would come to him at 4 o’clock in the evening, saying that Minke had told himself the inside story of Eddie Dan, and feared that Eddie would retaliate against him (note the change in the scene at this time) when they left. When he entered the office, Eddie grabbed Tommy and told Tommy that he knew he had killed Mink, and that he had released Bernie, and he got stuck in his neck and was about to kill him, so Johnny killed him. Because at this moment Johnny had already convinced that Eddie was the one who really betrayed him. In the evening Johnny went to Minke unsuspectingly, but Bernie killed him, Tommy killed Bernie, and blamed a scene: Bernie killed Eddie, so Johnny came to kill Bernie, but each other Shot the opponent.
The truth is revealed. It turns out that Wina and Mink also have a leg. Mink thought that Daniel was sent by Eddie to follow him. He was afraid that Eddie would find out that he was in the same group with Bernie and kill him (that is, Minke did have a horse betting. News), Wei Na learned that Tommy had killed her brother and parted ways with him, and finally returned to Leo. Leo wanted Tommy to come back and play for him, but Tommy refused. But Tommy got a sum of money from Johnny's body enough to pay Resard's gambling debt.
In fact, Tommy did not design this overall situation from the beginning. Obviously, he only came up with a trick and was forced to come up with a countermeasure. If he was a smart man, he would not tell Leo that he and Leo Wei Na's relationship will not let Bernie go with her heart, and will not rush to ask Johnson and Johnson where Bernie is going. Every place of these misses is deadly enough. Fortunately, he is wise enough to avoid these catastrophes.
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