Hong Kong Movie: I Sell Flour Opposite the Independent Commission Against Corruption

Ye Feng travels through the world of Hong Kong movies and awakens to the "Ultimate Premium System". As long as the premium of the goods sold is higher, the rewards will be more generous. So, he opened a noodle shop next to the ICAC Independent Commission Against Corruption. He prices ordinary flour at 1,000 Hong Kong dollars per gram and only sells it to acquaintances. Lu Zhilian: "Lu has been investigating corruption all his life, and this is the first time I see someone openly bulking up at my door!" Lian Haolong: "The purity of this flour is shockingly high, but I feel a little bloated after eating it!" When the ICAC joint crime team broke into the door in full force. Ye Feng was carrying a basin of flour to make barbecued pork buns: "Sir, do you want to buy flour? I will give you authentic aged vinegar." High-end businesses often only need the most insidious packaging. He is the most law-abiding businessman on Hong Kong Island, and a nightmare that allows both black and white to collectively break through the defense. Even Director Gui Lao has to queue up to buy his "exorbitantly priced flour"! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.