Film and TV Crossover: I Start by Having Xie Wendong Beat Crow to a Pulp

As a bloodstained blade cuts through the thick fog of Kowloon Walled City, Xie Wendong opens his eyes amid a pile of corpses, and his fate is quietly rewritten. He was once the leader of the North Hongmen, but now he is an outcast at the very bottom of this lawless city. In a world where fists and daggers rule, he uses his golden finger as a blade to tear through the iron curtain of the underworld.

When he first enters the underworld, he struggles to survive like an ant. His brothers spill their blood in the street as he is cornered in an alley. But every desperate situation awakens the power hidden within him: speed like a flash of lightning, fists and kicks like thunder crashing against a mountain. He plots with cunning and risks his life with burning passion, carving out a path of his own between Hung Hing and Sun Yee On.

He once went to his death for brotherhood, and he has also shouldered blood debts for ambition. When his former enemies become corpses beneath his feet and his loyal brothers turn to smoke over their gravestones, he asks himself: How many sacrifices must it take to write the rise of a kingpin?

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