Hong Kong Films: The Loan Shark System, Turning a Hung Hing Boss into a Top Tycoon

After transmigrating into the Hong Kong crime world of the 1980s, Fan Tian becomes a low-ranking undercover member working under Hung Hing's Causeway Bay boss, Brother B. He binds himself to a promotion-rewards System: the higher his rank, the greater the rewards. From low-ranking member to messenger, the System gives him master-level Baji Fist, expert-level firearms skills, and ten sneaker production lines three years ahead of their time.

Brother B sends him to Tsz Wan Shan to die. Instead, Fan Tian leads six hundred men in sweeping through seven streets in Tung Sing's Wong Tai Sin territory. He personally takes down Tung Sing's red pole, the Emperor, and captures Da Yu alive. The System announces: territory expansion complete, promoted to red pole, reward unlocked: moneylending privileges. Lending to a designated target earns double returns, and each loan is forcibly secured against a collateral item: territory, an enterprise, or even the borrower's life.

Brother B still holds the books for Causeway Bay, and Tung Sing's main force in Tsim Sha Tsui is sharpening its blades. Meanwhile, Fan Tian is short-selling Hong Kong stocks and using his first earnings to buy an entire boxing gym. He wipes his cleaver clean and enters the name of his next borrower into the System panel: Chiang Tin-sang. Collateral: Hung Hing's Dragon Head Staff.

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