Hong Kong Films: You Look So Refined, Yet You Blow Up the Lame Hao?

Wu Fei transmigrates into the world of Hong Kong movies set in the 1970s.

He becomes Fei Bo's son and takes over a gang torn apart by infighting as soon as he arrives.

He takes on the ICAC and the Anti-Triad Squad.

From the start, he utterly destroys Lai Hao.

Cheng Huimin, the gang's top fighter: Bo's son is really going this far?

Chen Hua, one of the Thirteen Guardians of Tsz Wan Shan: You can actually help me make money?

Hung Chin, boss of the neighboring Hung Hing gang: How dare you make me come meet you, kid?

Lei Luo, the Tiger Lei: You actually expect me to beg you?

Hardcase Wu Fei: My name is Wu Fei, the Wu Fei who stirs up trouble for no reason!

He talks tough, acts ruthless, makes the most money, and dates the prettiest women.

Of course we have to make movies. It'd be a shame not to film all this ready-made material, so we'll focus on making gangster movies for a hundred years.

Gang members can play supporting roles, too.

Of course, we'll get into real estate as well. What's so special about the six tycoons?

They'll all have to be obedient lackeys.

The Four Great Bandit Kings are all his underlings.

His disciples are spread across the world.

Wu Fei is going to live life on his own terms and stir up trouble for no reason!

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