Hong Kong Crime: I’m a Gangster, So Why Are You Making Me Earn Good Karma?

There's good news and bad news. Which one do you want to hear first?

Hmm, the bad news.

You've transmigrated into a gangster.

That's not so bad. Brawling and killing are par for the course.

Peace comes at a price: bloodshed and a fight for the top spot.

The problem is, you're an undercover cop. Your handler, Officer Tam, has met with an accident, and the new guy, Wong Chi-shing, wants to abandon the whole gang.

Chan Wing-yan, Gong Wei, Tam Hoon-hei... They're all in trouble.

Cross paths with Officer Wong and you'll regret it for life. Three years, then another three years. Now that's bad news. So what's the good news?

You've activated the Merit Accumulation System. Do good deeds and get rewarded.

Ye Siu: "Damn it, I'm a gangster!"

If I buy live fish and release them, does that count as merit?

It does. The System will give you a reward.

Let's simplify things. If I rent the fishmonger's pond and put back every fish he catches, won't my merit shoot through the roof?

That bastard Crow wants to eat live fish. If I flip his table, does that count as merit?

That girl on Portland Street has a gambling-addict dad and a sick mom. If I pay her little brother's school fees, does that count as merit?

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