What's Wrong with Me, a Mong Kok Big Shot, Becoming a Construction Contractor?

Xu Wenbiao transmigrates to the Hong Kong underworld of the 1980s. At the start of Young and Dangerous: The Prequel, he becomes a low-level undercover member of the unimportant gang Wo Lian He, working for Hung Hing's Sister Thirteen. His boss is Ham Sup.

He helps Ham Sup carve out territory, only to be tossed into the sea and forced to drink seawater. Then he helps Flower Boy rise to power, only to hear that his superior has gone off to sell salted duck eggs. So he kicks Ham Sup to the curb, recruits the Shenggang Flag Soldiers as his men, and becomes a boss himself.

By a twist of fate, he also takes on a construction contractor's job. And so:

Crow: "You want me to haul bricks at your construction site? I can flip tables, that's about it."

Chan Ho-nam: "You want me to mix cement? I'll mix it with your mother!"

Kwun: "You want me to work the forge? All I know is how to wipe out someone's whole family."

Uncle Deng: "So when you said you'd honor the elderly, you meant putting me on night watch at the construction site?"

The Shenggang Flag Soldiers security team raises their AKs in unison.

Crow: "The construction site is great. The food's good, and you get paid for overtime. There's a bright future here."

Kwun: "Working the forge every day gets rid of all your pent-up anger. You can even live to a hundred!"

From Fierce Biao to Brother Biao, and finally to Mr. Xu, Xu Wenbiao rises step by step to become a legendary tycoon.

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