Hong Kong Crossover: From the Start, I Sleep with Big Sis and Take Over Billions in Stolen Cash

After transmigrating into the world of Hong Kong crime films, Wang Jinghao wakes to find himself in the bed of Sister Hui, Zhang Ziqiang's wife. Outside the wardrobe, he can hear the steps of the notorious gang leader.

"My husband's coming back. Hide in the wardrobe!" Sister Hui shoves his clothes into his arms. Barefoot, he crouches in the pitch-black wardrobe and hears Zhang Ziqiang making a phone call beside the bed: "Have A-Hao handle that shipment." Zhang has no idea that his biggest asset, the accountant managing all his stolen money, has just climbed out of his wife's bed.

His transmigration comes with a golden finger: enhanced agility, letting him disarm someone with a bare hand in just 0.3 seconds. When Wu Ying is cornered at home by loan sharks and Ah Hua has a gun pointed at his head, Wang Jinghao turns the gun around and presses its muzzle to Lin Guangjie's forehead. But the real big score is being planned in secret: Zhang Ziqiang has deposited his entire fortune with him and is preparing to rob Stanley Prison. Wang Jinghao checks the nine-figure balance on his black card and decides to stock the gang boss with a few extra bombs. It would be best if the police shoot him dead. If he survives, Wang Jinghao can lend a hand. The boss's wife waits in the villa, ready to claim the inheritance, while he opens another suitcase full of cash in the darkness of Hong Kong Island.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.