Hong Kong Films: Militarism on a Shoestring, From Hung Hing to the World

Also known as: One Hundred Days, From Hong Kong to the World

After transmigrating into the world of Hong Kong movies, Xiao Junlai became the cousin of the newly appointed boss of Hung Hing's Portland Street branch, the Thirteenth Sister.

He obtained the Black Tech Military Weapons System.

With 100,000 Hong Kong dollars, he could unlock production of basic weapons.

With 1 million, he could unlock production of the Terminator series.

With 10 million, he could unlock a database of any modern advanced weapon!

With 100 million, he could unlock production of the Future Mech series.

Xiao Junlai: With all this at my disposal, why would I settle for being a lowlife in Hong Kong?

Starting with smuggling weapons alongside his brother-in-law, Han Bin, he used a hundred T-1000 liquid Terminators to sweep through all of Hong Kong's underworld in just one month.

In the second month, he detonated a low-yield nuclear bomb in international waters in the Atlantic, landing an arms deal worth 300 million in South Africa.

In the third month, the Abyssal Beast mech Godzilla made its sudden appearance in the Somali Sea, and three of the Bald Eagle's ocean-going warships sank beneath its raging waves.

As the whole world stood stunned, a project called the Mars Immigration Plan was secretly launched somewhere in the Far East...

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