Hong Kong Films: I Start as a Mole in Hung Hing and Stop Acting Human

Chen Yufan transmigrates into a Hong Kong crime-drama universe and awakens a pay-to-win lottery System from the start, only to get unlucky and be sent undercover into Hung Hing. After a year undercover, he has passed along two pieces of intelligence and seen three bosses transferred away, earning himself the nickname “Boss Bane.” His fourth boss, Wong Bing-yiu, refuses to believe in bad luck, but nearly ends up in the hospital after their very first meeting. “Sir, I don’t have many good qualities, but I’m tough to kill. If you’re going to work with me, you’d better be tough too.” From beating people up and planting flags to taking over turf, Chen Yufan rises from a low-ranking Kwun Tong gangster to become a White Paper Fan. His butterfly knife skills are unmatched, and he can knock out any little tough guy with one punch. The name Flower Knife Fan is known throughout Yau Tsim Mong. Heung Wo’s Yau Lok thinks he can profit by fishing for a bargain? Sorry, the ransom is eight million. Not a cent less! Hung Tai dares to put a bounty on my head? Then don’t blame me for turning your own people against you and making your gang into roast pork! Wong Bing-yiu: “I asked you to investigate a drug dealer, and you went and took over his entire turf?!” Chen Yufan: “It was no trouble. By the way, Sir, that psychologist Li Xin’er is pretty. Could you set me up with her?” This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.