Rolled Drum (Terry Tan), Jian Tian (Batty Nam), Scar (Zhang Jiansheng), and Hao Zheng (Jackie Cheung) have altered their behaviors since escaping from jail previously. Now, they aim to improve their conduct, seeking early parole shortly. Their actions have reintroduced tranquility to the prison environment. Meanwhile, young entrepreneur Hua Jun (Woo Chak Hei) faces charges for instigating criminal activities; currently awaiting trial, though scheduled for three months hence. Despite this delay, accustomed to commanding respect socially, Hua Jun struggles beneath another individual's oversight. Believing wealth dictates success, he attracts significant attention—followers aligning with both Rolled Drum and Scar find themselves rallying around him, thus forming a novel structure wherein Hua Jun reigns supreme.Upon learning about a fresh testimony threatening lifelong incarceration, Hua Jun proposes substantial bribes to ex-prisoners Rolled Drum, Jian Tian, Scar, and Hao Zheng, offering them joint sanctuary in Thailand as inducement to aid his renewed bid for freedom. Yet, influenced by newfound values prioritizing familial bonds over monetary gain, these prisoners decline initially. Irritated, Hua resorts to coercive tactics exploiting personal weaknesses, compelling reluctant agreements among everyone involved.。