Hong Kong Island: I Set the Rules in the Kowloon Walled City

In modern times, Chen Li traveled to the Kowloon Walled City in parallel Hong Kong Island and became an apprentice at the Nanlou Boxing Gym. His father was killed, his mother became seriously ill, and his sister was forced to wash dishes and pay off debts. In the beginning, he knelt at the door of the water house, begging for water and medicine, but was humiliated by the flower snake, and his mother eventually died in his arms. Before her mother's body was cold, Hua She came to collect debts again and wanted to drag her sister to pay off the debts. In a desperate situation, Chen Li activated the rule system and set the first rule: no debt collection in front of the dead. He destroyed Hua She, opened the water room, and formed a deadly feud with Lai Hu, the boss of Nanlou. Subsequently, Chen Li gradually regained the basic survival resources from water houses, boxing gyms, drug stores, and night markets, replacing protection fees with public accounts, and replacing fear with order. As his power expanded, he discovered that his father's death, his mother's withdrawal from medicine, the demolition of the city, the ghosts in the police force, and the black gold chain of the real estate consortium were all connected together. In the end, he no longer just guarded the South Tower, but wanted the entire Hong Kong Island to act according to the new rules. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.