Hong Kong Movies: from a Kid to an International Terrorist

Wei Wu travels back to the world of Hong Kong movies in the 1980s. When he opened his eyes, he found that he had become an undercover young and Dangerous boy who was imprisoned for the crime. Spent three years in a bitter kiln. He is the only boss who knows his identity. So is the boss who promised to take over after he was released from prison. The police force cannot go back, and its path to superiority is blocked. He was about to be released from prison, but he was framed by the killer Xiong. Fortunately, I woke up to the system. In this world where clubs are rampant and prefixes are everywhere, Wei Wu started out as Young and Dangerous. Create an A-grade business, build a luxury gambling boat, lead the advancement of the Bolan Street industry, and hold global gambling competitions. From a gangster to a fit person, to a Hong Kong and Kowloon tycoon, and to the underground emperor of the Greater Bay Area. Many years later, surrounded by his younger brothers, Wei Wu stood on the top of the tallest building in Hong Kong and Kowloon and said a word. There is only one voice that can be heard in the underground world of Southeast Asia, and that is my voice, Wei Wu! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.