Chen-Nan Tsai

A woman who lost her child and divorced her husband continues to complete her son's unfinished translation work.

Ren has finally succeeded his boss as the head of the North Fort Gang. For so long, his ambitions had been held back; now, he can realize them. Ren has finally succeeded his boss as the head of the North Fort Gang. For so long, his ambitions had been held back; now, he can realize them. But the ruthless Jian returns with his own gang. Though Ren and Jian were once like brothers, Ren's position is challenged, causing tensions with Qing, his loyal captain. Now that former friends are enemies, what is the price of loyalty? What will be left of friendship when the smoke of battle clears?

Two mercenaries want a new start of their lives but fell into problem again. They team up with another guy to solve these unsolved mysteries but to find out a numerous problems. The story starts off with two mercenaries, Mishu and Mahatab who receives a briefcase full of money for a job, murder, which they were supposed to do. But they decide to reform and start a new cleaner life and would use the money to kick start their new life. They enjoy their time with the money they had received and roam around London. At a point of their journey, they see a Bengali girl, Oishee with a British guy, Peter. Mishu falls for her immediately, and they decide to follow her. While following her, they realize that someone is already following them. Someone who turns up everywhere they were going asking for a lighter. They keep that in mind and follow Oishee to her house in the jungles. There they find the guy who had been following them, Sajjad and threatens him to find out why he was following them. They find out that Sajjad was hired by Oishee's father to get rid of Peter. Mishu, in order to see Oishee, peeks into Oishee's house but instead sees another girl, Mithila, and gets stunned by seeing her alive. This was the girl they were supposed to assassinate but she remained alive. Then they team up with Sajjad to solve these unsolved mysteries but to find out a numerous problems which they had to face with great difficulties. —wakim