The protagonist was once a top female mob boss who dominated New York City. Heartbroken after her husband was killed protecting women and children in a shootout, she relinquished her leadership and retired to a slum in a small New Jersey town.
To save enough money for her unborn daughter's tuition at an Ivy League school, she worked as a dockworker for years, enduring hardship and humiliation. Then, her daughter was drugged, murdered, and assaulted at summer camp by the son of a corrupt cop and the daughter of a mob boss. When the protagonist tried to report the crime, she was violently expelled by the police, who had been bribed by the mob. Afterwards, the villains had her daughter kidnapped and sent to the infamous "Girls' Island," a brothel founded by a lustful old man.
Seeing her daughter captured, the protagonist shed her dockworker facade and retrieved a heavy weapon she had kept sealed away for years. The doors of the lavish entertainment venue were smashed open, and the protagonist stormed into the hall alone. Facing hundreds of heavily armed thugs, she directly displayed her exclusive totem, representing absolute dominance in the underworld. In an instant, the arrogant underworld bosses in the room were terrified, scrambling to their knees. The 100,000 former gang members, hidden in the four major districts of North America, were fully armed and sealed off the entire city. The heroine executed the small gang father and son, along with the current gang leader who had committed numerous crimes, on the spot, wiping out the gang's core fighting force.
