Hong Kong Films: You Sent Me Undercover, but I Became a Hong Kong Tycoon

Lin Zhidong transmigrates into a world where Hong Kong movies and reality have merged. It is 1978, and he is a young gangster in Wo Hop To. He soon activates a Life Opportunities System.

As a low-ranking gangster, the only way to make it big is to take the kind of path that can't see the light of day!

He takes the position of Red Pole, then becomes a boss, wins the election to lead Wo Hop To, and gradually rises into one of Hong Kong Island's kingpins.

But just as the gang members think Lin Zhidong will obey Uncle Deng, Chuan Bao, and the others, the elders begin dying one after another, and all of Wo Hop To ends up under Lin Zhidong's sole command.

He starts an entertainment company and turns Hong Kong's entertainment industry into his own playground.

He moves into the casino business in Macau and forces Stanley Ho to leave the underworld.

He builds a private army, enters Southeast Asia, and controls someone from behind the scenes like a puppet on a string.

He has achieved many more great feats, but whenever people mention him, one nickname always comes to mind first.

"Big Taisou, the chief of the Thirteen Taisou..."

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