Hong Kong Films: Chiang Tiansheng Had Me Dumped at Sea? I Raise an Army and Crush Hung Hing

Three years ago, the River-Crossing Dragon, Lee Chun, seized Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay for Hung Hing, only to be lured to Siam by the boss, Chiang Tin Sang, under the pretense of a meeting. They shoved him into an iron barrel and sank it into the deep sea. By sheer luck, he survived and lay low for three years, binding himself to the Great Villain System. He can exchange real money for points, summon every ruthless fighter from the Hong Kong movie world, and produce endless troops. Wang Jianjun, Gao Jin, and Feng Yuxiu are the first to return to his side.

The night he returns to Hong Kong, thirty elite veterans slaughter everyone at Chiang Tin Sang's villa, drag the boss out of his bathtub, shove him into an iron barrel, and sink him just as before. "Three years ago, you sent me into the sea to feed the fish. Today, I'll let you enjoy a swim. Seems fair, doesn't it?" The moment Lee Chun snaps the lid shut, a new mission appears on the System panel: Destroy the Chiang family.

At Hung Hing's emergency meeting, Chan Yiu proposes bringing Chiang Tin Yeung back to Hong Kong to take charge. Lee Chun merely laughs when he hears this. "Let him come. If he doesn't, how am I supposed to make sure the whole Chiang family goes down together?" At that very moment, the next names on his System's summoning list appear: Lok Tin Hung, Ah Bu, and Tin Yeung Sang. It's time for someone new to rule Hong Kong Island.

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