Hong Kong Films: I'm Keung, and Who Says Hung Hing Has to Be Run by the Chiangs?

Li Qiankun transmigrated into a Hong Kong movie world,

becoming Kwun, the boss of Hung Hing in Mong Kok. With threats both within and without,

Wo Sing, East Star, Sun Yee On, and the Numbered Gang all had their eyes on Mong Kok,

while inside the gang, Chiang Tiansheng was deeply wary of Kwun's dominance and wanted him eliminated.

Then the System awakened. Completing the missions it issued would earn him rewards.

Li Qiankun set himself a modest goal: first, become the boss of Hung Hing.

Chan Ho-nam: Take me in as your underling, and you can have Little Stutter, too.

Big B: This has nothing to do with my wife and kids. If you kill me, please look after my wife.

Chiang Tiansheng: It makes sense for Fong Ting to return to making movies. You can be the boss of Hung Hing.

Wong Po: Who's muscling in on my drug business?

The police's Organized Crime and Triad Bureau: Wait, what? How did Kwun go straight and start running a legitimate business?

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