Hong Kong Crime: Beating Up the Inspector from the Start, Then Becoming the Boss While Undercover

After transmigrating as an undercover cop, he starts by beating up a senior inspector.

One punch gives him a black eye. Two punches turn him into a panda.

Getting kicked out of the police academy works out fine. He can go fight underground in the Walled City instead.

He wins nine consecutive matches and pockets ten million yuan.

When Crow takes a bullet for him, he flies into a rage, pulls out an AK, and wipes out the Walled City's fight club.

Camel, boss of Tung Shing, makes the call on the spot: six million six hundred and sixty thousand to bring this mad god into the gang.

In Sha Tin New Town, Qin Lang leads three hundred men, each wearing a leather vest as a secret identity.

Hung Ying Society wants to unload goods? He beats them all the way to Mong Kok.

Crow fells Mak Yiu-tung with a single slash, and Mak's ten-million-yuan fortune is seized.

Hung Ying Society boss Jiang Quan comes to demand his man. Qin Lang lounges with one leg over the other.

"Uncle Quan, your men crossed the line. I taught them a lesson for you. No need to thank me."

With flowers blooming on both sides, Tung Fuk Wo invites this madman to take the chair.

A double-flower red staff, eight hundred brothers, and one word from Sixth Brother is all it takes.

Luk Kai-cheung calls to ask where Mak Yiu-tung is.

Qin Lang says, "Guess, Officer."

"Can't guess? Then don't bother."

Three days later, the new club in Mong Kok opened by Kwun is smashed up.

On the security footage, Qin Lang stands at the entrance with a cigarette in his mouth and gives the camera the finger.

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