Hong Kong Variety Show: Project Supporting Characters and Copy the Hero's Abilities!

Traveling through Hong Kong Island in 1949, Zhou Wenqiang opened a fish egg stall, which was bound to a projection system-as long as he came into contact with the protagonist of the plot, he could copy the opponent's abilities. He set up his stall at four o'clock in the morning every day. He had been cooking fish eggs at the muddy intersection outside Kowloon Walled City for a whole year. Before the system could be activated, Li Jiacheng, who was selling plastic flowers, came first. "Since you are optimistic about this industry, why don't you start your own business?" This sentence made the future Li Chaoren change his mind overnight. Cheung Kong Industries was established half a year ahead of schedule, and he held 40% of the shares. It wasn't until Lei Luo appeared in front of the booth that the system finally turned on - the template for Inspector Five Billion Heroes was loading. During the interview at the police academy, his physical fitness overwhelmed everyone. The examiner Fu Ye squinted at him and said, "Young boy, why are you so bad at this condition that you come to work as an errand?" Zhou Wenqiang did not answer because he just saw a line of prompts on the system panel: Lei Luo's talent - "Black and White Takes All" has been copied. In the Wong Chuk Hang cafeteria, dozens of freshmen gathered around him and called him boss, while across the street, Li Jiacheng was waiting for him with a newly signed partnership contract under his arm. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.