Hong Kong Films: I Look Too Intimidating, So Keung Doesn't Believe I'm an Undercover Cop

Han Fei is reborn as an undercover cop in the Hong Kong crime world and becomes Kwun's right-hand man.

He's built like a tank: two meters tall, weighing 300 jin, with a fierce face that would make a child stop crying.

Kwun thinks highly of Han Fei and even entrusts him with the white powder business.

One day, the police ambush a drug deal, and Kwun suffers heavy losses.

One underling: "Boss, Han Fei is an undercover cop!"

Kwun kicks him and curses: "Damn it, Ah Fei looks that fierce. How could he be a cop!"

Han Fei is moved. "I've drifted through life for years, only regretting that I never met a worthy leader! Brother Kwun!"

Another day, the drug deal is leaked again.

Kwun is furious. "No need to ask. That bastard Big B is definitely trying to screw me over!"

Big B looks innocent. "???"

The novel combines stories of gangsters and the criminal underworld with major cases, such as the King of Thieves' 160-million-dollar robbery. The protagonist joins in unusual ways, for example by becoming the leader of a gang of robbers.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.