Hong Kong Films: Fresh Out of Prison, Chuan Bao Wants Me to Claim the Boss's Baton

In the 1980s, Qin Feng transmigrates to Hong Kong, in a world where Hong Kong movies have merged, and goes undercover in Wo Shing Wo.

He was supposed to return to the police force after three years, but instead, three years later, he ended up serving another three-year stretch in prison on behalf of the triad.

After his superior passed away, there was no hope of restoring his identity.

When he gets out, his uncle, Chu Baau, sends word that he should go after the Dragon Head Staff.

With Tony and his two brothers, along with a host of underlings, Qin Feng first takes the Dragon Head Staff, then becomes the gang's leader. Starting with Wo Shing Wo, he sweeps through the Number Gang, Hung Hing, and East Star.

After that, Qin Feng consolidates Hong Kong's resources, developing petrochemicals, education, healthcare, technology, and energy, and transforms Hong Kong into the world's center.

He expands into Bay Bay, Little Japan, and Southeast Asia, looking down on the entire globe.

Little Japan: How did our cars and semiconductors become nothing but Hong Kong's contract-manufacturing products?

Wall Street: We were making a fortune, so how did Qin Feng economically colonize us?

Foreign devils: Hong Kong, a colony, has developed beyond the mother country, and the Queen has moved there to settle down. Why does it feel like she's being held hostage?

Years later, standing at the pinnacle of the world, Qin Feng muses: The underworld isn't about fighting and killing, nor about human relationships. It's about profit!

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