Blood of Good and Evil ~ one of Hong Kong's old television drama series: veteran actor Kenneth Tsang and (earned) cockiness
About the author Privacy policies, terms, and conditions I re-watched a TVB drama series that first aired in 1990, called "Blood of Good and Evil." In this series, the protagonist is torn between loyalty and love for his surrogate father, a gang leader involved in money laundering and other criminal activities, and his biological father, a cop reputed for his dutifulness and moral righteousness. In the end, he reconciles with his biological father, from whom he has been estranged for many years, whereas the gang leader commits suicide. I enjoyed more time I did last time, and it was a couple of years since I last re-watched it. I did not pay attention to what made the series so popular and critically acclaimed: the relatively straightforward plotline, very real and likeable characters, and intricacies of their emotions portrayed. Whereas the son is obviously and understandably grateful to the gangster-father, he is tortured by his new-f...