Soul of a Demon

Three years ago, Yi-Che sacrificed his own freedom by taking the blame for Ah Ren's accidental killing and was sent to prison. This act was meant to protect his brother and keep the family together. The weight of guilt followed him as he left home.

While Yi-Che served his sentence, their father fled with Ah Ren to Japan, abandoning the mother. She ultimately committed suicide by drowning herself in the ocean near Nanfang'ao. The family fracture set the stage for years of unresolved conflict.

During Yi-Che's time in prison, Ah Shun expands his influence and becomes a figure of intimidation. He vows to never forget the past and to settle the old scores with Yi-Che's family. The feud starts to take a more violent shape.

After three years behind bars, Yi-Che returns to the fishing port of Nanfang'ao. He carries bitterness toward his father and the life that was pulled away from him. The town's quiet surface hides the storm now brewing.

Back in town, Yi-Che grapples with his mother's suicide and his father's disappearance. He must confront the painful memories that shaped his youth. The past continues to shape his present.

The father and Ah Ren's arrival reopen old wounds and inflame the feud with local gangs. Old loyalties are questioned as new alliances form and old enmities resurface. The community braces for fresh violence.

Yi-Che longs to start anew with his girlfriend Ah Pei after his release. Their plans for a peaceful future are tested by the resurfacing past. The couple's resolve is pushed to the breaking point.

Yi-Che's father seeks gangster alliances by approaching Ah Shun. This move deepens the conflict and pulls Yi-Che into the escalating power struggles. The line between family loyalty and survival becomes blurred.

Ah Shun takes steps to humiliate Yi-Che's father and his younger brother Ah Ren. The vendetta turns deeply personal as old wounds resurface. The town watches as tensions escalate.

During a confrontation, Ah Shun accidentally kills Ah Ren's girlfriend Xiao Gui, triggering a violent eruption of grievances. The incident shatters any remaining chance of reconciliation. Yi-Che finds himself drawn deeper into the cycle of retaliation.

The long-standing feud now threatens everyone in Nanfang'ao, pulling families and their allies toward inevitable confrontation. Loyalties are tested and secrets from the past are dragged into the open. The community braces for a violent reckoning.

Amid the turmoil, Yi-Che questions who he is and what kind of future he wants. He longs for reconciliation with his family while weighing the costs of escape from the cycle of revenge. The story leaves him at a crossroads, torn between duty and personal peace.