Nick Cheung, Myolie Wu, Joseph Zeng’s ‘Justice is Mine’ premieres this week – trailer and cast poster drops
The Hong Kong drama, Justice is Mine, has a premiere date — with a date of September 28th, 2025 being announced on YOUKU’s Weibo account this morning.
The mystery crime thriller stars Nick Cheung and Myolie Wu, with special guest star Joseph Zeng, and a strong supporting cast that includes Eddie Cheung, Michael Tse, Benjamin Tsang and Nina Paw.
A new Justice is Mine cast poster also dropped, along with a comment confirming the HK-drama’s full cast:
#Justice is Mine# Sets September 28th Premiere Date
#Justice is Mine Poster: A Desperate Struggle#Where fierce passion clashes with the rigid law, everyone’s destiny is already secretly intertwined. Will they hold fast to justice, or become mere pawns in a grand game? Trapped in a vortex of right and wrong, every choice they make sends shockwaves through the entire city.
Mark your calendars for #Justice is Mine#, streaming exclusively on YOUKU starting September 28th at 12:00. Witness how justice finds its way through the labyrinth of human nature!
Starring: Nick Cheung
Starring: Myolie Wu
Special Guest Star: Joseph Zeng
Starring: Paw Hee Ching, Eddie Cheung, Michael Tse, Dominic Lam, Benz Hui
Starring: Benjamin Tsang, Cecilia Choi
Special Appearance: Mandy Wong
Starring: KK Cheung, Vera Rosa, Chu Pak Hong, Jo Koo
With not a huge amount of information out about the HK-drama so far, here’s what we know about its plot:
Hao Gang is a city of crime bubbling underneath the surface. Judge Qin Yu (played by Nick Cheung) teams up with Senior Inspector Tang Xuan (Myolie Wu) to convict gang leader Han Kui Long, but finds himself struggling after his son severely injures Han’s son after slamming into his motorbike with his car.
Desperate to protect his child, Qin Yu fakes evidence so he can frame a teenage car thief, thus plunging himself and his son into a spider web of lies. Tang Xuan, however, remains committed to following through on justice, and so continues to pursue the truth.
Behind this power struggle, there also exists a web of collusion between officials and business figures, underlying police corruption, and a slew of unresolved cases from the past.
Watch the newly-released Justice is Mine trailer below (with English subtitles), and look out for the first episodes of the drama dropping on YOUKU on Sunday.
