Hong Kong Films: The Strongest Undercover? No, I'm the Underworld King

After transmigrating into a shared Hong Kong movie universe, Jiang Tian is bound to Han Chen's undercover identity and thinks he's been handed an Infernal Affairs script.

But before he even graduates from the police academy, a sergeant from the Anti-Triad Squad approaches him in person. "We need you to infiltrate Hung Hing."

Han Chen sends instructions from the shadows: "Keep an eye on Kwun." The System displays a mission panel in his mind: "Three-way undercover operation. Reward: one billion dollars."

He's an undercover operative Han Chen planted in the police force, an undercover operative the police sent into Hung Hing, and he's also tasked with spying on Hung Hing for Han Chen. Three layers of identity, three betrayals. One slipup anywhere, and he'll be riddled with bullets.

He makes a name for himself by taking on four men in a street fight. The Ah Yi Cafe hides secrets, and every step along Tuen Mun's night roads could be deadly.

Jiang Tian understands that there's no turning back in this game. Either he gets away with a billion dollars and lives abroad in luxury, or he ends up dead in the street, with no one to claim his body.

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