Hong Kong Films: My Father Is a Top Boss, and My Case Budget Has No Limit

Let's get one thing straight: Zhou Bingwen is about to be driven mad by his golden finger.

The good news: Zhou Bingwen transmigrates into a Hong Kong film world, and the System gives him a huge sum of money every day.

The bad news: He has to spend it on a "righteous cause" that same day, or the consequences will be serious.

For example, his penis shrinks by one centimeter.

His colleagues in the Organized Crime Unit are tearing their hair out over a 50,000-dollar informant fee.

Zhou Bingwen puts up a five-million-dollar reward without a second thought.

Result: The criminal is caught in seconds, and his colleagues look at Zhou Bingwen as if he's a god.

Big Shot Wong Po: "Fuck your mother! You think having money makes you special?!"

Zhou Bingwen gives a modest smile. "Sorry, money does let you do whatever you want."

The Independent Commission Against Corruption suspects Zhou Bingwen of laundering dirty money and comes to investigate in a show of force.

Right in front of them, Zhou Bingwen donates another five million dollars to the police welfare fund.

Result: The ICAC slinks away, while his colleagues in the Organized Crime Unit salute Zhou Bingwen on the spot.

An old police officer cries, "Young Master Zhou is a good man!"

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