Hong Kong Films: My Merit Is Boundless, and I Make Ye Zimei a Star!

Chapter One has a surprise in store, so don't go until you've read it, everyone!

Han Dong accidentally transmigrates back to Hong Kong in the 1980s, where he becomes the right-hand man of Uncle Bo, the Hongmen boss of Tuen Mun, and receives a mysterious Merit System.

"I'm a gang boss, and you're telling me to do good deeds? That's utterly ridiculous!"

"Congratulations on killing Crow of Dongxing and saving innocent lives. You have earned 100 merit points."

"Congratulations on leading your brothers into legitimate business. You have earned 500 merit points."

"Congratulations on donating five million to an orphanage. You have earned 5,000 merit points."

When Han Dong discovers he can exchange merit points for all kinds of resources, he falls completely in love with doing good deeds.

Wong Chi-shing: "A ten-million donation? Are you sure it came from a Hung Hing boss?"

Lee Man-bun: "It's hard to imagine that the man who gets along so well with children is a triad boss."

Luk Kai-cheung: "Han Dong is protected by merit. There's nothing we can do to him."

I'm Han Dong, the boss of Hung Hing. I'm going from a street thug to the king of Hong Kong!

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