Hong Kong Crossover: I Tame the Invincible Seven Tianyang Brothers from the Start

In 1980s Hong Kong, the worlds of Hong Kong action films have merged, and countless chances to rise from the bottom lie hidden amid flashing blades and clashing swords. Su Wentian transmigrated into the top fighter of Hung Hing in Kowloon City. From the start, he bound himself to the Life Choices System: take the money and run, turn over a new leaf, or keep going down the dark path. He chose the third option, and his body was enhanced in every way. Breaking bones with one punch was nothing to him.

Late one night by the sea, the tide brought in seven unconscious illegal immigrants. The System presented him with a choice: kill them and inherit their strength, or save them and gain their unwavering loyalty. Su Wentian chose the latter without hesitation. The Seven Tianyang brothers, the most formidable band of criminals in the Hong Kong film world, now pledged themselves to him. Seven lives in exchange for seven absolutely loyal hearts: it was a deal he couldn't lose.

The System triggered again: help them and gain mastery of the Mizong style. Damn right! Su Wentian snatched MR2 from under their noses, then broke the leg of Bao Pi, Chen Haonan's top lackey. At the Hung Hing meeting, Big B slammed the table and demanded an explanation. Su Wentian calmly produced evidence and turned the tables: attacking a fellow member? He was just disciplining a dog who didn't know the rules. With the Seven Tianyang brothers arrayed behind him, he was determined to claim the seat of power in Kowloon City.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.