Hong Kong Films: Bound to the Dragon-Headed Staff from the Start, I Become the Hereditary Boss

After transmigrating into the Hong Kong movie world of the 1990s, Su Tianyi becomes the lowest-ranking Four-Nine Boy in Hung Hing, but binds himself to the Dragon-Head Staff and activates the Hereditary Boss System. For every street he takes, the System doubles his rewards; for every branch he brings under his control, his influence skyrockets. Big Brother B is still using seniority to put people in their place, while Su Tianyi has already planted his flag in Causeway Bay. He single-handedly chases down and hacks at a hundred-man Hung Hing squad, making a name for himself in one battle.

The senior members of Wo Shing Wo hold an emergency meeting through the night. Chui Kai makes the call: "Whoever takes the territory gets to keep it. The whole society will back you!" Big D slaps the table and demands to become sworn brothers with him. Lam Wai Lok adjusts his glasses in silence, while Uncle Deng watches Su Tianyi's battle reports from behind the scenes and says the words that shake Hong Kong's underworld: "It's time for someone else to carry Hung Hing's Dragon-Head Staff."

Chiang Tin Sang is still weighing how to keep the twelve branches in balance, while Smartie Kwan has secretly arranged to meet Su Tianyi at a sauna. The score in Causeway Bay hasn't been settled yet, but the map of Tsim Sha Tsui is already spread across the table. Su Tianyi wipes the blood from his machete, and a new mission pops up on the System panel: Become Hung Hing's hereditary boss. He glances at the countdown: thirty days.

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