Hong Kong Films: In Hung Hing, I Help the Boss's Wife Get Her Hair Done!

Lin Bin transmigrates into a world where Hong Kong movies have merged, becoming a low-ranking undercover agent in the Hung Hing gang.

In 1990s Hong Kong, opportunity and danger go hand in hand.

Just as Lin Bin is getting ready to sell magazines, make movies, and build his own business empire,

one word from his boss, Big B, turns him into sister-in-law Fong Ting's driver?

At the villa, Chiang Tin-sang orders Lin Bin to take Fong Ting to get her hair done.

But Lin Bin turns around and pins her down in the passenger seat.

"Sister-in-law, don't move around. I'm helping you with your seat belt."

But when Lin Bin sees Chiu Suk-chun following Fong Ting, he's a little confused.

Chiu Suk-chun: "I hear you're really good at doing hair, Bin. Could you help me out too?"

Many years later, Lin Bin stands with his foot on Chiang Tin-sang. "Mr. Chiang, I have no interest in being the boss, but I wouldn't mind taking a shot at being the top leader!"

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