Hong Kong Films: Starting by Hiring Tin-Yang Sang

Dongxing, Hung Hing, the Number Gang, United, and Wo Hop To: “Holy crap, butcher Ye is here! Run!”

Ye Tian: “Big Brother B, let me buy you a judicial milk tea.”

“Jimmy Boy, why not keep being a pretty boy and go into business?”

Reporter: “Inspector Ye, what made the Ni family, Hong Kong Island’s biggest arsenic dealers, decide to turn themselves in?”

In the interrogation room, Ye Tian said, “Whose feet stink the most? Get me some socks. Give them to Han Chen, and gag Marry.”

Ma Jun and Tomboy said excitedly, “Inspector Ye, let us do it!”

From then on, Chicken became Eunuch Chicken.

On the streets of Hong Kong and Kowloon in the dead of night, thousands of gangsters wailed. Was this a distortion of human nature, or a collapse of morality?

Ho Man: “Ah Tian is mine.”

Cindy: “Brother Tian loves me most.”

Shalina: “You little rascal.”

Su Xiaoxiao: “B-B-B-Boss, I’ll be your girl.”

Huixiang: “You womanizer! I’m going to beat you to death!”

Standing at the pinnacle of the world, surrounded by a bevy of beauties, Ye Tian looked back and suddenly realized: “I’ve spent my whole life rowing without oars, relying entirely on waves.”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.