Hong Kong Comprehensive Review: the Strongest Scholar Refuses to Join Hongxing to Engage in Industry

Huo Wenjun traveled to Hong Kong Island in 1984 with a high fever and became a seventeen-year-old boy who stowed ashore - penniless, a gangster, and a hellish start. Fortunately, the original owner's birth certificate was in hand, and his cousin's family took him in. TV news that night: Hung Hing-tung's affair, God of Gamblers Gao Jin sweeps across Macau, good citizen Teapot helps solve crimes - this is actually a world of chaos in Hong Kong movies. Bind to the most powerful God of Learning system, you can learn the medical skills from the Huangdi Neijing in the library, unlock the Baopuzi Neijing to practice Qi, and practice Qi to the master level in three days, and your physique will skyrocket. Setting up a stall selling Arabic barbecue, he became a hit at the Sham Shui Po night market with his elite cooking skills and a handsome face, earning over 1,000 a day. Zhan Mi Zai, the owner of the rickshaw noodle stall next door, and Liu Jianming, a street gangster, are two future heroes who surround him every day. Young and Dangerous boy Ba Guan smashed the stall to collect protection money. Huo Wenjun broke three of his opponent's fingers with a backhand. Ba Guan knelt down and begged for mercy and took out thirty-eight thousand. Liu Jianming slapped the table on the spot: "Brother Jun, please raise the flag!" Huo Wenjun threw the banknotes back on the table, lowered his head and turned over the economic principles he had just borrowed: "What flag should we set up? Either study or learn to barbecue - the path of the club will not work." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.