Hong Kong Films: The Day I Was Transferred, the Women's Prison Rioted

Lu Zhenbang, the Correctional Services Department's most handsome probationary officer, was nicknamed the Flower of Tai Lam.

On his first day working at a women's prison, all the female inmates rioted!

They weren't trying to escape. They were clamoring to ask whether he was married.

The day he was transferred out was even more outrageous. More than thirty female inmates signed a joint petition, covering it in lipstick prints: "Bring Officer Lu back! Or we're done with rehabilitation!"

Lu Zhenbang remained expressionless. "Serve your time properly. Don't make trouble."

Then he was transferred to Block A of Stanley Prison, the most dangerous men's unit in all of Hong Kong.

Chief Officer Hung sneered. "I hear you were popular in the women's prison. The inmates here will only be thinking about how to kill you!"

The next day, Block A's boss, Chung Tin-ching, cheerfully offered him a cigarette. "Officer, I've heard so much about you."

On the third day, gang leader Big Mi secretly set his sights on him.

On the fourth day, the System activated!

Host detected: 99% of colleagues believe you won't survive a month.

Survival probability: 37%.

Suggestion: Stop relying on your looks. Rely on your fists!

Lu Zhenbang shut off the System and began his cell inspection, face expressionless.

What he didn't know was...

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