In Hong Kong Movies, a Crime Lord Rises to Power in Tuen Mun

Su Wenjun transmigrated into a parallel world where Hong Kong movies had merged, becoming a 49er in the Number Gang.

It was the 1980s, a chaotic era where all sorts of people mingled and disorder went hand in hand with opportunity. For the incapable, it was the worst of times; for ambitious men, it was the best.

As long as you dared to fight, you could make something of yourself.

"Make movies, start a newspaper, take over a television station, and build a media conglomerate."

"I'll turn anything white black for you."

"Buy out Hongkong Electric, take control of gas and electricity, dominate the energy sector, and build a resources conglomerate."

"You want to fight me? I'll cut off your water and power."

"Mr. Lee, you want to hoard land in the New Territories and collect ancestral land rights. Did you get my permission?"

"Mr. Huo, I hear you want to invest in a pier. Do you not know that I'm the one who calls the shots there?"

At first, he was just a 49er. Later, people called him Brother Jun. Then more and more people called him Young Master Jun. And in the end, everyone respectfully addressed him as Mr. Su.

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