Hong Kong Crossover: I Go Undercover with Kwun, and My Boss Is Wong Bing-yiu!

Undercover beside Kwun, Gu Fei is forced to take the fall from the start. The boss's woman has called the police, and Kwun pats him on the shoulder. "Do the time for me. When you get out, I'll help you climb the ranks." Gu Fei turns around, stuffs the victim with five hundred thousand in settlement money, and takes her by the hand out of the interrogation room. Smiling apologetically at the police, he says, "Officer, it was just a lovers' quarrel."

His superior, Huang Bingyao, slams the table. "You little punk, you haven't given me a single scrap of intel, and you still expect me to get you off?" Gu Fei promptly puts the Nine-Ingredient Rehmannia Pills his sign-in System just gave him on the table. The next day, Kwun chases him with red eyes, pleading, "My dear little brother, spare me a few more."

Kwun owes him twenty million. His washing-powder warehouse is in Mong Kok. Gu Fei hands the intel to Huang Bingyao. "This, in exchange for restoring my police status." Officer Huang's killer leg scissors clamp around his neck. "Once the goods arrive, I'll promote you to sergeant. Try to play me, and you'll spend the rest of your life guarding the reservoir on Lantau Island."

At a bar, Hung Tai's Prince crashes the place. Gu Fei plants his foot on the man's face and presses a cigarette butt into his flesh. Then he turns to Kwun, who's watching from the corner, and says something only an undercover cop would understand: "Brother Kwun, I've cleaned up the place for you. But I'm getting tired of playing this part."

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