Hong Kong Films: The Justice System, the Pinnacle of Hong Kong Island

Shen Dong transmigrated to Hong Kong in the 1980s, becoming the trusted aide of Uncle Bo, the boss of Hung Mun's Tuen Mun territory. He also activated the Good Deeds Exchange System.

I'm a gang boss, for crying out loud. And you're telling me to go do good deeds? This is ridiculous.

"Congratulations on taking out Crow of Tung Sing and saving many people. Reward: 100 Good Deed Points."

"Congratulations on leading your men into legitimate business. Reward: 500 Good Deed Points."

"Congratulations on donating five million to an orphanage. Reward: 5,000 Good Deed Points."

When he discovered that he could exchange Good Deed Points for all kinds of things, Shen Dong became completely hooked on doing good.

Wong Chi-shing said, "Ten million in charitable donations? Are you sure the donor is the boss of Hung Hing?"

Lee Man-bun said, "It's hard to believe that the man playing with the children is a major underworld figure."

Luk Kai-cheung said, "Shen Dong has charity on his side. We can't touch him."

I'm Shen Dong, boss of Hung Hing. Somehow, I went from a small-time gangster to Hong Kong's most famous tycoon and philanthropist.

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