Hong Kong Films: I'm the Living King of Hell, and Everyone Tells Me to Calm Down

Zhang Yang transmigrated to the Hong Kong crime world of the 1980s and became a low-ranking member under Chuan Bao of Wo Shing Wo. He awakened the Schemer System.

From then on, he plotted at every turn, scheming against Big D, setting up Ah Le, betraying his master, and climbing the ranks step by step.

Chuan Bao: "Why, after all I've done for the society, do they only let Big D and Ah Le compete for the chairman's seat? It's not fair."

Zhang Yang: "You have to fight for fairness yourself. I only need to use a little scheme to clear the obstacles for you."

Chuan Bao: "What scheme?"

Zhang Yang: "A divide-and-conquer scheme. Just get them to fight to the death and weaken their forces. Then keep a low profile, bide your time, and take them out one by one."

Chuan Bao: "What if the uncles oppose us?"

Zhang Yang: "We need to spend big to appease the uncles. Once you become chairman, settle the score afterward and slaughter them all. Leave no one alive."

Chuan Bao: "Ah Yang, once I become chairman, I definitely won't let you down."

Zhang Yang: "You're old. It's time to step aside for someone worthy. I'll take the chairman's seat."

Everyone: "???"

This guy's a living King of Hell!

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