In Hong Kong's Crime World, I Just Took Down the Boss and Struck It Rich

While other people transmigrate and become cops, crime bosses, or date female celebrities, Su Mo transmigrates straight into the body of a punk about to rob a jewelry store.

This isn't how the story is supposed to go! Thinking on his feet, he used a stomachache as an excuse to grab the driver's seat. As soon as the bosses rushed inside, he floored it and took off.

He hid out at a bathhouse and spent the whole night with the owner. He thought the danger had passed. But when he returned to his place before dawn, four guns were all pointed at him.

Lai Piwen sat on the sofa, still bearing the wounds left by the police chase. He toyed with a dagger and said he would slice Su Mo's flesh off, piece by piece.

Su Mo thought he was done for. Just then, three lines of golden text appeared before his eyes. He glanced at the three options, the corner of his mouth lifting slightly.

Beg on his knees? Run for his life? No. He chose the most brazen option: take them all out.

Bajiquan was fierce and domineering. With a Mountain-Leaning Strike, nothing remained standing. After four gunshots, Su Mo was the only person left on his feet.

He looked at Lai Piwen, kneeling and begging for mercy, and pulled the trigger without expression. From then on, the Hong Kong cinema universe had a new ruthless man.

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