Hong Kong Films: Satellite Livestream, I'm a Cop on Hong Kong Island

After transmigrating into the world of Hong Kong movies, Ren Qing becomes an officer in the anti-triad unit at Mong Kok Police Station. His adoptive mother has the face of Kara Hui, his younger sister is a young version of Charmaine Sheh, and his superior, Sir Yu, looks exactly like Liu Kai-chi. Wherever he goes on patrol, familiar faces are everywhere.

The golden finger bound to him is an intertemporal satellite that lets him livestream from Hong Kong Island to his original world. On the first day of the stream, viewers think it's a film shoot, until he smashes the nightclub's tempered glass with his bare hands and the viewer count surges past a hundred thousand.

Sir Yu takes him to raid Portland Street. Arrow Pig is pinned to the ground, begging for mercy, while the comments go wild: "What's the budget for this cop movie? Wong Jing's doing a cameo, Mok Chi-yee is playing a woman of the night, streamer, are you the Governor's son?" Ren Qing can't be bothered to explain. He's staring at the System's dashboard: the energy from tips has passed the critical threshold, and the satellite has unlocked a new module, a military-grade drone reconnaissance array. Meanwhile, the leaders of several major triad groups in Mong Kok's underworld all receive the same message: a new guy has joined the anti-triad unit. Find out everything about him. The satellite warns: Battery low. Streamer, make something big happen as soon as possible.

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