Hong Kong Films: Infinite Gift Packs, Taking Down Crippled Ho and Ghost-Seer Chou

Su Ye's soul transmigrates into 1990s Hong Kong. Raised in an orphanage, he spends ten hard years before finally becoming a prison guard. On his first day at work, the System in his head finally activates: daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly gift packs, with rewards that never stop. Advanced healing spray, a four-hour Gambling God experience card, an elite Tai Chi inheritance, and the most overpowered golden finger of all: his thumbnail can predict the stock market.

Section chief Ghost-Faced Sorrow immediately tries to extort him for a payoff, but Su Ye confronts him to his face. Ghost-Faced Sorrow holds a grudge and that night sends him alone to search the Chaozhou gangsters' cell block in the East District, the toughest den of hardened criminals in the entire prison. Su Ye takes off his cap and tosses it aside. With a single move of Tai Chi, he dislocates the shoulder of the Chaozhou gangsters' top enforcer, leaving the whole cell block in stunned silence. The next day, Ghost-Faced Sorrow angrily slams his desk. Su Ye retaliates by spreading the word that Brother Hung had personally arranged the cell inspection. The prisoners' brothers on the outside have already set their sights on Ghost-Faced Sorrow's family.

A vast network covering all of Hong Kong is quietly taking shape.

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