Hong Kong Films: Sold Out from the Start, I Turn Around and Blow Up the Gang's Headquarters

While others transmigrated with max-level Systems, Lei Zhaoyang transmigrated with a pay-to-win System.

Others started out by recruiting underlings, seizing territory, and becoming big shots. Lei Zhaoyang started out getting knocked out, sent to the hospital, and stuck in a hospital bed. Other people's Systems gave them divine techniques and weapons. His System gave him just one line: "Please fend for yourself, Host."

It didn't even have an intelligence attribute, and the System still couldn't resist mocking him: "This metric cannot be evaluated."

Lei Zhaoyang lay in a bed at St. Mary's Hospital, the back of his head wrapped in bandages, fifty thousand Hong Kong dollars in his pocket, seven undernourished lackeys at his beck and call, and Brother Ji, the most timid big shot in Hung Hing, looming over him.

He took a deep breath and told himself to stay calm. After all, eight out of ten tycoons who later went legit had gang ties when they were young.

The real question was, how could he turn those fifty thousand dollars into a place in the underworld?

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