Hong Kong Films: You're a Gangster, So Why Pretend to Be a Good Guy?

Yan Liang transmigrated to Hong Kong Island in the 1990s and became the right-hand man of Big B, a boss in the Hung Hing gang.

He activated the Good Deeds System.

You've got to be kidding me. I'm a gangster who goes around hacking people with a knife, and you want me to do good deeds?

The education I received growing up won't let me do something like that!

"Ding! Host, you killed Ba Bi and rid the people of a menace. Reward: 200 Good Deed Points."

"Ding! Host, you killed Kwun and saved Big B's entire family. Reward: 1,000 Good Deed Points."

"Ding! Host, you led Chan Ho Nam in founding a property management company and inspired people to do good. Reward: 3,000 Good Deed Points."

"Ding! Host, you completely took over the Tung Sing gang and eliminated a major blight on society. Reward: 10,000 Good Deed Points."

"Ding! Host, you completely took over Wo Hop To and donated 100 million to the mainland, demonstrating your patriotism. Reward: 10,000 Good Deed Points."

After seeing all the things he could exchange his Good Deed Points for, Yan Liang couldn't help but exclaim:

"The System really knows how to pick them!"

Yan Liang, the boss of the Hung Hing gang, somehow ended up

becoming the boss of Hong Kong Island's entire underworld.

At the same time, he became Hong Kong Island's most famous tycoon and philanthropist.

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