Hong Kong Films: My Power Multiplies a Billionfold, Shocking Uncle Jiu of Maoshan

With his uniform on and his badge polished, Qin Luo realizes something is off about this Hong Kong movie world.

Beyond the neon-lit Kowloon Walled City outside the West Kowloon Police Station, corpses lie in the morgue that can still sprint through the streets seven days after dying. Uncle Feng's eyebrows shoot up as he unleashes his full Maoshan aura, ready to tear Qin Luo apart on the spot for “defiling” his niece A Lian, until the young man withstands the pressure and counters with a punch that numbs Uncle Feng's hand.

The Do It a Billion More Times System activates. Any skill can be multiplied by a hundred million times in an instant.

Under the murderous pressure from Uncle Feng, Qin Luo endures a hundred million rounds of tempering, and his physical defense skyrockets. He reads the basic Maoshan body-tempering technique once, then multiplies that reading by a hundred million. His comprehension hits its limit, and within a minute he enters the Blood Refining Realm. Uncle Feng loses control and silently screams at a white wall: This kid has covered in a few minutes the ground it takes everyone else half a lifetime to cross.

Behind the corpse drug-smuggling case, the sinister ice talismans of the Kiku Sect are spreading. Gritting his teeth, Uncle Feng shoves a manual at him. “Kid, learn Maoshan magic from me.”

At that moment, Qin Luo is wondering: If I multiply a peachwood sword by a hundred million, will one swing leave a zombie without even a speck of ash?

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