Hong Kong Films: The Strongest Villain, and You Call Me the King of Hong Kong?

He transmigrated to Hong Kong in the 1980s as Lu Yongjun, a Hung Hing 49er, and was bound to the Strongest Villain System.

All he had to do was commit villainous crimes to earn Villain Points.

With just a few Villain Points, he could exchange them for heaven-defying technology, items, skills, and cultivation techniques in the shop.

From then on,

others relied on three things to make their way in the underworld: ruthlessness, loyalty, and lots of brothers.

Lu Yongjun relied on betraying his brothers, seducing his second brother's wife, turning against his own, and betraying his master...

Years later,

Lu Yongjun, the King of Hong Kong, had his left arm around all the big brothers' wives in the world and his right around countless rich ladies. He asked his big brother earnestly:

"Big brother, you wouldn't want your wife to be ostracized, would you?"

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