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Orphaned as a child, Mo Ma (Vincent Zhou Wen Zhuo) grew up in the country and started learning Tai Chi from his mentor at a very young age. The devastating experience of being abandoned by his mother has left him twisted and full of hatred. To help remove the anger and hatred in Ma's heart, his mentor finally sacrifices his own life.To express gratitude to his mentor, and to accomplish the will of his father, Ma seeks to pursue the highest level of Tai Chi. He challenges Tuen Hiu Sing (Raymond Lam Fung), the leader of the top-ranked Chong Lung Sect, to a contest, but is defeated in the end. To beat Sing has then become his only goal. For a girl named Yin Chi Kwai (Myolie Wu Hang Yee) and the ambitious martial arts master Lui Yau Ngo (Kwok Jing Hung), Ma and Sing get into fights again and again.As Ma is on the road to his dream, the gap between him and his soul-mate Song Ching (Melissa Ng Mei Heng) is growing wider and wider.

There is a babysitter who takes care of three children from a rich family. This babysitter does more than she is supposed to do. Something mysterious is going on between her and the husband. What would happen if the wife finds out about the two?

The story takes place in the 1930s. Nip Chun (Michael Miu), one of the most influential gang leaders in Shanghai for the past twenty years, decides to retreat after the sudden death of his wife. He earns his living by selling Shanghai steamed buns, and to make it up to Ho Shui Sau (Anne Heung), he hires the lady as his helper. His withdrawal from gang activities has deeply disappointed Shek sai kau (Bosco Wong), who is an ardent follower of him. Chun was determined not to get involved with any criminal activities. But when he finds out that Wu Tai Tsuen, a buddy from his gang, may have something to do with his wife's death, and when he sees how his former gang mates are mysteriously killed one by one, he knows it is time to make a comeback. Chun and Tsuen have a series of fights. And what happens next makes Chun believe that there is actually a conspiracy against him. But that is not the end of the trouble, and the biggest shock comes when he learns that his beloved daughter Man Wah (Shirley Yeung), is not the true offspring of his but Koo Cheung Shins's, who is his benefactor and a wealthy tycoon.

A special task force will mix cops and criminals in order to catch bad guys, but this time the good-bad guys will be con artists who use their skills of fraud and deception in order to help catch tax evaders

Tokyo, Aidano, Koidano (2021)

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