Hong Kong Crossover: A Film Director? No, I'm a Realist

Su Yun transmigrates to a Hong Kong film-and-TV world in 1986 and binds to a Legend Settlement System.

As long as he makes movies and changes the original storylines, he can earn death soldiers, weapons, black technology, and legendary rewards that grant him absolute power.

From then on, Su Yun sets out on a path to becoming a crime lord through filmmaking:

He makes Young and Dangerous, leads his film crew into Causeway Bay, and drives Chan Ho Nam to sell fish balls!

He makes A Better Tomorrow, monopolizes the counterfeit money syndicate's distribution channels, then turns around and builds his own financial printing press!

He makes Cold War, writes the Commissioner of Police into the script, and turns the entire police force into private security for Su Films!

From an outlaw in Kowloon Walled City to the power broker atop Victoria Peak. From a suited thug who brings order to the underworld to a pillar of the nation on the eve of Hong Kong's 1997 handover.

Many years later, Su Yun stands aboard a cruise ship in Victoria Harbour, with a fleet of aircraft carriers ready to set sail behind him.

Facing the Western reporters' cameras, he puts out his cigar and smiles calmly:

"I'm just a film director. As for whether Hong Kong belongs to the capitalists or the Su family... that depends on how I write my next script."

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