School Days

Hui Chi Ho arrives at his new school in a chauffeur-driven car, instantly drawing the awe of classmates. He quickly notes the class is attractive, especially Xin Fu, the girl nicknamed Princess, who is in his class. He enjoys the environment and the new start, keeping family details private from the administration.

Crow and his gang begin pressuring Chi Ho for protection money on the first days. Chi Ho refuses to pay and hides the bullying from his parents to avoid special treatment. After school, Crow and his crew linger to harass him.

A new student, Eagle, arrives with a tainted reputation, rumored to have served prison time for killing. He is placed in Chi Ho's class, and everyone at school is wary of him. The dean warns that trouble will mean expulsion.

Eagle quickly notices Chi Ho being targeted and decides to protect him. The unlikely friendship forms as Eagle's past fighting to defend the weak becomes a shield against Crow's intimidation.

With Eagle in the mix, Crow dares not offend Chi Ho and the school's atmosphere shifts. The student body realizes Crow's control over the school is breaking.

Crow hires Bull to teach Eagle a harsh lesson, seeking to regain dominance over the school. Bull and his gang beat up Eagle's motorbike at school, escalating the conflict.

After the assault, Eagle chooses not to fight back and stops attending school to avoid more trouble. Chi Ho and their friends worry about his absence as the school atmosphere worsens.

Crow, Chi Ho, and friends decide to rebuild Eagle's motorbike and persuade him to return to school. Their plan aims to restore balance by encouraging Eagle to confront Bull's gang.

They arrange a confrontation with Bull's gang under an expressway overpass, hoping to settle the power struggle. The stakes are high as the school community watches for any escalation.

A fierce fight unfolds; Crow and his allies prove no match for Bull's gang until Eagle arrives. Eagle defeats Bull and his members, turning the tide in favor of the school.

With Bull defeated, classmates across the school begin to reconcile, forging new friendships. The school starts to regain a sense of safety and unity.

The dean contemplates punishment but ultimately lets the incident slide, recognizing that the students protected the school. He emphasizes that defending the weak and maintaining safety matters more than punishment.

Eagle, Chi Ho, Crow, and their friends celebrate a fragile truce as Eagle's motorbike is repaired. The act symbolizes their newfound alliance and the school's improved atmosphere.