This is not any chapter of Journey to the West, this is the story of Wu Kong, at that time, Sun Wu Kong (played by Eddie Peng) was not the Great Sage Equalling Heaven who could shake the heaven and earth, he was just a wild and intractable monkey. Gods in the heaven destroyed the Mountain of Flowers and Fruits where he lived to control the fate of all beings, then he was determined to fight against heaven and destroy all commandments. Did they do all this because they were hot-blooded and frivolous, or because of their pent-up desperation? Was the fate really predestined? Wu Kong didn't agree, he decided to wave his golden cudgel again to let gods and Buddhas vanish into smoke!...

Cheung Ye-pang is granted an opportunity to study in France with a scholarship. After he returns, he is appointed the first specialist to combat opium sellers in Shanghai. Nurtured by Western culture and values, Cheung is extremely high-spirited and innocent. He takes a series of actions despite having just arrived in Shanghai, without knowing that China, different from Western countries, does not have a sound legal system and social order at the time. Director of the police department Ngai Kwan and the drug lord Paul Tai are sworn brothers. All the illegal trade, including opium selling in Shanghai, is controlled by them. Having bribed Cheung several times but to no avail, they vow to make Cheung’s life a living hell....

Given the fact that the Chinese police do not have the right to enforce the law overseas, the investigation task force led by Director Gao Xiaotian works alongside foreign judiciaries, during which they show great talent, courage as well as excellent detective skills. They hunt down Lin Guoxiong, a Taiwanese criminal mastermind who swindled millions from the Chinese mainland through telecom scams. They also persuade two key witnesses in a high-level government official corruption case to go back to China and testify against him in court. In a South American country, the team also takes out two local gangs that plague the local Chinese. The members of the task force travel afar and work 24/7 in order to protect the interests of the Chinese people and ensure the national security of China....