Hong Kong Films: You Told Me to Join Hung Hing, but I Became a Monk and Started Chanting

Lin Feng transmigrates and becomes one of Big B's underlings in the Hung Hing Society. Then he gets the Merit System. With this identity, am I going to have to become a monk?

Ding! Congratulations, you invited an old woman to listen to the Host explain the Diamond Sutra. Reward: 1,000 Hong Kong dollars.

Ding! You donated 500,000 to an orphanage. You have gained the management skills of business guru Peter Drucker.

Ding! You founded the Lin Feng Charity Foundation. Reward: Ip Man's martial arts. Public support has increased by 9%!

Ding! You expanded the gang, got your brothers into suits and ties, and made sure they had money to spend. Gang members' support has increased by 9%.

I just like helping all living beings and finding happiness. Lin Feng quickly becomes a well-known and influential figure in Hong Kong.

When Lui Lok tries to bring people to arrest Lin Feng, citizens across Hong Kong take to the streets in protest, while members of every gang make trouble for Lui Lok.

The entire business community also speaks up for Lin Feng, throwing the whole city into chaos.

"Lui Lok, believe me, I could get you fired in a matter of minutes with one word. You want to fight me? The underworld isn't about fighting and killing. It's all about human relationships!"

This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.

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