Hong Kong Island: In the Underworld, I Take Down Boss B from the Start

Su Wenjun transmigrates to 1980s Hong Kong.

Hong Kong at the time is a tangled mess of competing underworld factions, and ordinary people have almost no chance of making it big.

If that's the way things are, then he'll start out as a gangster.

Who says being a low-level thug gets you nowhere?

If you're going to be a gangster, be the biggest one. If you're going to chase women, chase the prettiest. If you're going to make money, do it in style.

Anyone who stands between me and power or money is my enemy.

I'd rather betray the whole world than let the whole world betray me!

What does it mean to be black? What does it mean to be white?

When I hold power, whatever I say is white is white, and whatever I say is black is black.

Thus begins the legend of a global tycoon.

He establishes a mercenary base in Africa and takes control of the surrounding nations. Those who follow him prosper; those who oppose him perish.

He buys up energy companies and monopolizes the world's mineral resources.

With a flip of his hand, he summons clouds and rain. Everything is under his control.

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