Hong Kong Film: the Merits Are Immeasurable, I Highly Praise Ye Zimei!

Han Dong accidentally traveled back to Hong Kong in the 1980s, became Uncle Bo's right-hand man in Tuen Mun, Hongmen, and obtained a mysterious "merit system". "I'm a gang leader, and it's ridiculous to ask me to do good deeds!" "Congratulations on killing the Dongxing Crow, saving innocent lives, and gaining 100 merit points." "Congratulations on leading the brothers to the right path of management and gaining 500 points of merit." "Congratulations on donating five million to the welfare home and earning 5,000 merit points." … When Han Dong discovered that he could exchange merit for various resources, he completely fell in love with doing good deeds. Huang Zhicheng: "A donation of 10 million? Are you sure this amount comes from the leader of Hongxing?" Li Wenbin: "It's hard to imagine that the person who hangs out with the children could be a gang boss." Lu Qichang: "Han Dong has merit and virtue to protect himself, but there is nothing we can do against him." … I am Hong Xing's leader, Han Dong, who rose from a street gangster to dominate Xiangjiang! ! ! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.