Hong Kong Crossover: I Extract Skills from Movies and Rule Hong Kong

Chen Feng transmigrated to Hong Kong Island in 1982 and became a poor production assistant thrown out by Wing Hing Films.

He was 30,000 yuan in debt, had just 37 dollars to his name, and a loan shark's knife was at his throat.

At the critical moment, the Hong Kong Cinema Soul System activated: finish shooting a classic movie, and he could extract the characters' skills?

Shoot Happy Ghost and gain the Happy Fruit skill, boosting negotiation favorability by 20%.

Shoot A Better Tomorrow and gain Mark Gor's gunplay skills, including firing two guns at once.

Shoot God of Gamblers and gain an instinct for cheating at cards, letting him dominate Macau's casinos.

Shoot Mr. Vampire and gain Maoshan Taoist arts for catching ghosts and warding off evil.

From a squalid subdivided flat in Kowloon Walled City to a movie mogul who made Shaw Brothers and Golden Harvest tremble.

From a broke nobody with 37 dollars to the uncrowned king who ruled Hong Kong.

I'm not making movies.

I'm collecting the debt this world owes me.

A Hong Kong entertainment-industry director story, where filming lets him extract skills. Pure wish fulfillment, no angst. Jump right in!

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