Hong Kong Films: Big D's Little Brother, Who Wiped Out Wo Hop To at Eight

In 1983, with the foreigners turning a blind eye, Hong Kong's triad gangs entered their final age of madness.

Wo Shing Wo, East Star, Hung Hing, Sun Yee On, and the Ni family formed the underworld order of Hong Kong, even treating the Organized Crime and Triad Bureau with contempt.

Chen Dao transmigrated into the world of 1980s Hong Kong movies from the start, becoming the younger brother of Big D of Wo Shing Wo, who was eight years his senior.

From the start, he awakened the Strongest Reputation System and gained the physique of a tyrant.

He fought his way through mercenaries across Southeast Asia, shocking Hong Kong.

Fish Head Biao: "Is this what an eight-year-old looks like?"

Uncle Deng: "Whose eight-year-old is this fierce?"

That day, Wo Shing Wo held its leadership election, and Big D's negotiations with the gang fell apart completely.

At that moment, Chen Dao single-handedly brought all of Wo Shing Wo to heel, leaving all of Hong Kong speechless.

Chen Dao: "There is only one voice in Hong Kong, and it is the voice of the Chen family."

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