Hong Kong Crossover: The Ultimate Genius, Refusing to Join Hung Hing to Build a Real Business

After a high fever, Huo Wenjun transmigrated to Hong Kong in 1984, becoming a seventeen-year-old who had slipped ashore illegally. He had no money and no legal identity, making it hell-level difficulty from the start. Fortunately, he had the original owner’s birth certificate, and his grandaunt’s family took him in. That night, the TV news reported that Hung Hing and East Star were at war, the God of Gamblers Gao Jin was sweeping Macau, and the good citizen Teapot had helped solve a case. This was actually a world where Hong Kong movie plots had all been thrown together.

After binding to the Strongest Scholar System, he learned medicine by studying the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon at the library, then unlocked qi cultivation through the Baopuzi Neijing. In just three days, he had reached master-level cultivation, and his physique soared. He set up a stall selling Arabic barbecue, using his elite cooking skills and handsome face to take the Sham Shui Po night market by storm, earning over a thousand a day. Across the way, Che Zai Noodles vendor Jimmy and street thug Lau Kin-ming, two future crime bosses, were constantly hanging around him.

When gangster Ba Bi came to extort protection money and smash up his stall, Huo Wenjun twisted three of his fingers with a backhand move. Ba Bi fell to his knees and begged for mercy, handing over 38,000. Lau Kin-ming slapped the table on the spot. “Brother Jun, you should start your own gang!” Huo Wenjun tossed the cash back onto the table and lowered his head to leaf through the economics textbook he had just borrowed.

“Start what gang? Either study or learn to barbecue. There’s no future in joining a triad.”

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