Hong Kong Films: I'm He Yuzhu, and I Have a Ten-Thousandfold Rebate System

Lei Jun transmigrates into the body of Sha Zhu from The Birds Fill the Courtyard. As it turns out, Sha Zhu has awakened memories of his past life and feels he wronged Lou Xiaoe and her son in his previous life. So, on the day the Lou family flees, he follows them to Hong Kong.

As soon as Sha Zhu arrives in Hong Kong, he crosses someone he shouldn't have. They knock him out, and he loses his memory.

Lei Jun thinks this is a spin-off world based on The Birds Fill the Courtyard, but he never expected the big brother who saves him to be called Big D.

Lei Jun is speechless. He doesn't want to fight or sell drugs; he just wants to make money.

Fortunately, he awakens the Ten-Thousandfold Return System. As long as he does charity or gives things to others, he receives rewards worth ten thousand times as much.

Lei Jun gives Big D the liquor brewed by Sha Zhu and gets a distillery in return.

He gives the head of the Red Flag Newspaper a weapons blueprint and gets a firearms production line.

He gives Lou Xiaoe a diamond ring and gets a mine in South Africa.

He gives every resident of Kowloon Walled City a house and gets ten thousand mu of land!

Drawing on his experience from his previous life, Lei Jun makes money with gusto.

Only when he looks back does he realize that, under his leadership, the Yixin Society has become the world's number-one gang.

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