Hong Kong Films: Big D, Xiao Cheng Is Giving Me Far Too Much

Xiao Cheng transmigrates to Hong Kong Island and becomes one of the Six Tigers of Wo Sing Wo.

He gets the Goddess System: win over goddesses, and he gets rewards!

Wait, I’m all about true love. Of course, love can be divided into plenty of shares...

Starting with his childhood friend Little Jew, he plays the stock market and wins over the uncles...

Big D: “Damn it! I’ve contributed the most to the society, so why won’t you let me be the boss?”

Uncle Deng: “Big D, Xiao Cheng’s offer was just too good. You know me, Uncle Deng. I’m a real people person.”

Big D: “...”

From then on, Wo Sing Wo became Xiao Cheng’s one-man show. He made movies and supported actresses whenever he felt like it, and when he got angry, he went after Japan, beating them until they were screaming.

Every now and then, he also flirted with the little princess of the British Empire.

Joey Wang, holding the little princess of the British Empire: “I have hundreds of millions of fans, but not one of them supports me as much as you do.”

Xiao Cheng, holding them both: “It’s fine. You’re both my wings.”

That night, Xiao Cheng had the little princess screaming, and successfully got his hands on an aircraft carrier production line.

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