Hong Kong Films: They Told Me to Go Undercover, Not to Bed the Boss's Wife!

Zhang Qing arrives in a world combining Hong Kong crime movies, where the triads rule.

From the start, he works under Hung Hing's Little B, competes with Chan Ho-nam to secure a turf, then teams up with Kwun to help him seize the top spot.

In the end, he strikes out on his own.

This book has women, lots of them!

And a System.

Little Jewish Girl: "Brother Qing, don't pull so hard, it's torn!"

Kong Sang: "Brother Qing, could you put my legs down?"

Little Stammerer: "Brother Qing, stop drilling! You've drilled right through!" Zhang Qing cures Little Stammerer's stutter.

Chan Ho-nam of Hung Hing: "I, Chan Ho-nam, have made it this far thanks to three things: being ruthless, loyalty, and having lots of brothers."

Crow of Tung Sing: "I, Crow, have made it this far thanks to three things. First, always plotting to suffocate my boss. Second, always offering a hundred dollars more than anyone else. Third, flipping the table whenever someone disagrees with me."

Zhang Qing: "I mainly rely on three things: seducing my second brother's wife, betraying my brothers, and looking after my brothers' wives and children."

Come with us into a very different world of Hong Kong crime movies.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.