Hong Kong Films: In Wo Sing Wo, I Beat Big D to a Pulp from the Start

Chen Wending transmigrates into the world of Hong Kong crime films and becomes the right-hand man of the most pathetic elder in Wo Shing Wo, the cripple from Castle Peak Road.

After awakening a System, he helps the cripple become the boss and take over Hong Kong.

At this point, Castle Peak Road is Wo Shing Wo's worst branch. The accounts never balance, and every month the police narcotics squad sweeps through their turf because of drug dealers from other branches.

More than a hundred elderly, weak, and injured men struggle to get by while running a few seafood stalls.

Chen Wending: "Get lost! You want to make a crippled weakling the boss? Aren't you afraid people will laugh their heads off? You might as well pick me. I'm tall, strong, and handsome, and I look every bit the big boss!"

Fortunately, success is in his own hands. Chen Wending launches a major shake-up, takes territory, expands into new businesses, and even captures Tsim Sha Tsui, a district Wo Shing Wo has been unable to touch for decades.

A few months later, at the meeting to choose the next boss, Uncle Deng speaks up.

"Castle Peak Road is the strongest this year. It's their turn to name the boss."

Big D: "I couldn't take Tsim Sha Tsui in a week. I'll wait for next time."

Lam Kwai Fai: "Can we have two bosses?"

The cripple: "Actually, I'm not..."

Uncle Deng, sweating nervously: "Quiet! If I tell you to do it, then do it. Do a good job, and you'll get another two-year term!"

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