Hong Kong Films: An Undercover Cop? I Become a Martial Arts Grandmaster!

Zhou Wenjun's soul transmigrated to Hong Kong Island in the 1980s, where he became the most money-hungry pimp on Portland Street for the Wo Shing Wo. More than thirty goddaughters under his wing lined up to call him their godfather. After earning a million from making two Category III films, Ba Bi of the East Star set his sights on Zhou Wenjun's leading lady, Lina, and demanded a million to release her. Zhou Wenjun smiled and offered him a cigarette, then turned around and found Chen Dong, a mainlander, in Kowloon Walled City. A van pulled out of the Red Rose Bathhouse, and six henchmen were taken down with .38s. Ba Bi was stuffed into a sack and dragged to an abandoned construction site.

The seafood hotpot boiled furiously. When Ba Bi's head was shoved into the soup, Lina threw up on the spot. After Ba Bi signed an IOU for three million and his body was disposed of, Zhou Wenjun casually sent both of Ba Bi's wives to work on Portland Street to pay off the debt. A phone call woke up Kwun at dawn, and he cursed, "Fuck your mother!" Chan Ho-nam was furious too: the triad had sent him to kill Ba Bi and take his place as a Red Pole, but someone had snatched his target halfway there. As Zhou Wenjun sat counting money in a small building on Portland Street, news came from outside: someone in Yau Ma Tei had put a price on his head, offering eight hundred thousand.

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