Hong Kong Crossover: I Sent You Undercover, So How Did You Become the World's Richest Man?

After transmigrating to Hong Kong Island in 1982, Chen Hao binds to the Good and Evil Always Get Their Due System and starts out as an undercover cop. Other undercover agents spend three years on the job, then another three, before coming back to become inspectors. Who do they think they’re fooling? I hand over two million in informant fees. “Inspector Wong, burn my file. Let’s pretend this never happened.” Wong Ping-yiu has barely reached the records room when I make a killing in gold futures, raking in forty million. The Hung Tai Prince comes looking for trouble? I knock him out with a bottle, then turn around and get the East Star Society and Wo Hop To to divide up his five streets. The Little Tyrant mouths off? One kick sends him flying eight meters. All of Mong Kok learns that Hung Hing has a “handsome Hao.” Chiang Tiansheng wants me to be a red pole and take the fall? I choose to be a white paper fan instead, pitch him a grand cinema-chain scheme, and have him happily take bullets for me. Get a job? No way I’m working for someone else in this life! Go undercover? I’ll just erase my identity. There’ll be no more Inspector Chen in the underworld! All the bosses in Hong Kong think I’ll amount to no more than a gang leader at best. Five years later, when they see in the newspaper that I’ve acquired TVB, they finally realize: “That bastard’s no street thug. He’s the God of Wealth incarnate!” This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.