Hong Kong Films: I Transmigrated into Hung Hing, and You Want Me to Do Good Deeds?

Transmigrating into the Hongxing gang as a nobody, Shen Fei looks at all the Hong Kong movie big shots around him and can't help admiring their authenticity.

Han Bin is devious? The Ni family is arrogant? Huang Zhicheng wants to use him as a pawn?

Sorry, his System has awakened, and doing good deeds is the way forward!

Kill a drug dealer, earn 5,000 good-deed points.

Take down a drug factory, earn 150,000 good-deed points.

Extort thirty million from Mary? No points? Then make her donate five million to a children's charity, and his good-deed points max out!

Others climb the criminal underworld by beating people up. Shen Fei does it by making donations.

Today he donates to an orphanage, tomorrow to a school, and the day after that he donates all the Ni family's dirty money away.

Tian Yangsheng? He beats him into submission and recruits him as a bodyguard.

Li Jie? One sentence reveals who killed his wife, and he drops to his knees and calls Shen Fei "Brother Fei."

Guohua sends the assassin Xiao Zhuang? Shen Fei counters by offering two million more, and Xiao Zhuang switches sides on the spot.

Hongxing's boss, a triad leader: to me, you're all walking ATMs full of good-deed points!

Tuen Mun is nothing. Hong Kong Island is just the beginning.

Once I've farmed all the good-deed points from Hong Kong's dirty money, who do you think will be the real godfather?

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