Hong Kong Crossover: Starting with the Dragon City Boss

A river runs through Hong Kong Island, with a modern world on either bank and a world of jianghu beneath its waters.

Lin Qing transmigrates into a Hong Kong crime-drama world and becomes the nephew of Ding Ye, a big shot in Kowloon Walled City. He also becomes cousins with the useless Gongzai Qiang.

In this turbulent era, Lin Qing's left hand faces the schemes and betrayals of old-school jianghu figures like Ni Kun, Jiang Zhen, and Fat Deng.

His right hand contends with the power struggles of police heavyweights like Lui Lok and Chan Chi-chiu.

And behind him, underworld overlords like Ni Yongxiao, Jiang Tiansheng, and Lam Wai-lok are rising to power.

In a world where red poles are less common than * and overlords roam everywhere,

Lin Qing has no way back. He can only face the wind and press on!

Years later, Lin Qing has earned many honors: one of Hong Kong Island's Ten Outstanding Young Persons, the youngest knight in history to receive the title of Tai Ping, a recipient of the Grand Bauhinia Medal, and an honorary professor at the University of Hong Kong.

But most people call him Godfather, Chief, or Marshal.

Lin Qing says, "People don't need so many titles. Those who are my friends call me Brother Qing. Those who are my enemies call me Tomb Tiger. You get to choose."

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