Hong Kong Crossover: Sister-in-Law, Open Up! It's Your Brother!

I will give young women a sense of purpose, and married women a reason to live!

For wives, I will pass on lost arts; for widows, I will bring peace!

I love little girls, and do not reject them for their small stature. This is benevolence.

I love young women, and do not abandon them for their youthful naivety. This is righteousness.

I love married women, and do not despise them for having married someone else. This is sincerity.

I love mature women, and do not look down on them for being older and more experienced. This is constancy.

I love women who cannot stay by my side, and do not regret it. This is wisdom.

Thus it is said that a gentleman has five virtues: benevolence, righteousness, sincerity, constancy, and wisdom!

Here, you can hear a stutterer speaking fluent Chinese.

There's Fang Ting, the big sister-in-law who acts like she wants to refuse but secretly welcomes it, and the charm of girl groups from Korea.

Zhang Qing enters a world that blends Hong Kong movies, where he gathers underlings, married women, widows, and little girls...

Years later, Zhang Qing becomes the underground emperor of the world. Standing at the very top of the Pentagon, he looks back at his loyal underlings, including Crow, Tian Yangsheng, and Qiu Gangao, all with 100% loyalty, and says, "I, Zhang Qing, owe what I have today to three things: first, the loyalty of my brothers; second, lots of money; third, lots of women."

This book has a dark tone, a large harem, and a virtuous heroine who turns away.

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