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Jojo Fang, a dance trainer, is beaten by Shao He after he criticizes their signage and literacy. During the assault, a debtor nearby is killed as a consequence of the gang's intimidation. The brutal incident leaves Fang terrified and questioning the gang's supposed choreography.

Shao He reforms its identity through public branding and outreach, aiming to appear legitimate and marketable. The makeover catches the eye of Hong, leader of the Qing Long gang, who sees it as both a threat and an opportunity. The cycle of tension between the rival gangs begins to heat up.

Qing Long attacks Wang Lihua, Emperor, and Soldier Head in broad daylight, scattering the crew. Wang flees to a nearby dance studio where her mother and Fang are taking shelter. Fang, assisted by the crowd, backup dancers, and a security guard, drives Qing Long away.

Chen reprimands Wang for provoking the attack by pushing for action, but she defends her stance as protecting the gang's safety. The fraying trust within Shao He becomes evident as members question leadership. The incident marks a turning point in internal discipline.

Police arrest many Qing Long members following a tip-off, leaving Hong furious and seeking revenge. She coordinates a more ambitious ambush with Shao He, catching Wang and Chen off guard. The league of rivals teeters on the edge of open war.

During a purge of wayward henchmen, Hong stabs someone with her own knife and claims responsibility for the act. The public display of violence prompts Chen to renounce the gang's mission. The leadership fracture accelerates as loyalties fracture.

Wang and Fang marry, sealing their partnership. Chen arrives to interrupt the wedding but is forcibly escorted out by guests who accuse him of suppressing freedom of speech. The wedding becomes a flashpoint revealing the complex loyalties within Shao He.

The next day, Emperor and Soldier Head warn Wang that the debtors have alerted police. Wang urges caution and a low profile to avoid more violence, but Fang is ambushed again by her own henchmen for intervening, and Chen must step in to save her.

Fang is compelled to work with Shao He and starts achieving success for the gang. A past connection surfaces when he finds a bookmark they co-wrote, revealing they were childhood friends.

Emperor's house is ransacked, prompting Shao He to confront Qing Long. Hong proposes a bizarre soccer-type match using durians as balls to decide territories. Shao He wins the duel, but Hong escalates the conflict by attacking with more durians and sugarcane; police arrive and the fighters flee, becoming fugitives.

Days later, Wang and Fang learn their mothers have been abducted by Qing Long and track Hong to a hideout. They negotiate for the release with Chen on a phone call; Chen stabs Hong during the call, but Wang intervenes and helps Fang, though their allies are tranquilized and captured.

The captor leader is revealed to be one of the victims who lost parents to loan sharks, leading a team of debtors seeking revenge with evidence captured by a photographer. The debtors slip away before police arrive, and Shao He dissolves as a result. Chen is sentenced to death while the remaining members receive jail terms.

Ten years later, Wang is released and reunites with Fang. Fang has become a kitchen appliances salesman and is welcomed by new colleagues, along with the still-released henchmen who join the company.