After serving four years in prison, A-Long (played by Max Mok) is finally released. Tired of the life of the underworld, A-Long chooses to live in the Dragon and Phoenix Teahouse, but his good brother Lajichi (played by Stephen Chow) soon visits him and makes him start to wander on the edge of the gang. In order to help Lajichi's dancer lover, A-Long meets the dancers Feng (played by Alan Chan) and June (played by Karena Chan). Feng's temperament of being untainted by the mud fascinates A-Long. Since then, he has pursued her wholeheartedly, paying the price of blood, and finally won her heart with sincerity. At the same time, the increasingly utilitarian gangs no longer put loyalty first. A-Long was injured in order to protect the boss, Uncle Jian (played by Ng Man-Tat), but he was only blamed by other big guys and had to apologize. Fortunately, there is the support of Lajichi around him. Although this person always makes Feng angry... The estrangement and differences between A-Long and Feng are not just this. The couple who finally come together have to face too many tests...