Hong Kong Films: My Father Is Chen Zhichao, and I Rule Hong Kong with Trillions

Chen Hao was reborn into the world of Hong Kong movies as the only son of the Chinese chief of the police force.

In Hong Kong during the 1960s and 1970s, the true underground emperor wasn't the five-hundred-million-dollar detective Lui Lok, but Chen Hao's father, Chen Zhichao.

On the eve of the colonial government's anti-corruption campaign, the black and white worlds still thrived side by side: horses raced, drugs were sold, and people were butchered...

But the final revelry of the corrupt was about to come to an end!

"Dad, if you don't want to run, you need to make sure even the governor can't touch you!"

With the max-level traits he received from weekly sign-ins, Chen Hao turned the tables again and again, reshaping Hong Kong's order.

He urged his father to join forces with the ICAC and launch an anti-corruption crackdown, bringing down the Four Great Detectives and wiping out the Four Great Triads...

He backed Li Ka-shing's acquisition of the four major trading houses, becoming the biggest financial backer behind Hutchison Whampoa!

He poured a hundred billion into a campaign to take down Soros, standing with the motherland through thick and thin!

"Dad, do you want to be governor?"

Years later, when Time magazine wanted to report on Chen Hao, they discovered there wasn't a single photograph of him.

And the mysterious, low-profile Chen family was quietly controlling the course of the entire world...

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