Hong Kong Films: From the Start, I Land a Critical Hit with a Fire Extinguisher on Handsome Kun

Lin Bei transmigrates to a Hong Kong crime-film world. His cousin is Keung, and from the start he lands a critical hit on his cousin’s fire extinguisher, activating a Lottery System. From that moment on, Lin Bei leads his cousin onto the straight and narrow. He opens factories and companies, gets into finance, takes on all sorts of enterprises, and runs casinos and entertainment complexes. He rules Hong Kong’s underworld with an iron fist. Chiang Tiansheng: “Lin Bei, are you trying to establish some kind of pecking order?” Lin Bei: “Don’t lump me together with low-level gangsters like you.” Wang Bao: “After midnight, I call the shots in Mong Kok.” Lin Bei pins Wang Bao’s head underfoot: “I’m right here. Let’s see you call the shots now.” Chiang Tianyang: “What’s the most important thing in this world? Money, money, and more fucking money!” Lin Bei: “Even the Governor of Hong Kong has to watch my mood, and you’re talking to me about money? Believe me, with one word from me, you won’t have a place to set foot on Hong Kong Island. That’s called power.” This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.