Hong Kong Crossover: Going Undercover with the Triads, I Build the Gao Family Empire

After transmigrating into a world cobbled together from Hong Kong movies, Gao Bin discovers that he has not only become a low-ranking 49er in Wo Shing Wo, but also a police mole.

Even more absurdly, his six handlers have all died one after another, leaving him with no hope of turning his life around through the police.

Since neither side can be trusted, he decides to strike out on his own.

Starting with the fruit wholesale business, he earns his first fortune selling counterfeit goods. When Wo Shing Wo begins fighting over the position of chairman, he throws out a million dollars to recruit men, sweeps through Mong Kok in a single night, and personally cuts down Wu Zhaonan, the Double Red Pole of the Wo Group.

When Hung Hing's new heavy hitter, Kwun, comes at him with five hundred men, Gao Bin counters with over a thousand and wipes out the entire opposing force.

From then on, a legend takes shape in the underworld: Fruit Stall Bin is ruthless and loaded, and nobody can stop him.

Gao Bin's goal was never to fight over territory and become a boss.

He plans to take advantage of the chaos in the Hong Kong movie world to expand into real estate, film, and overseas markets, making the Gao family an untouchable dynasty.

Years later, when countless people are fighting for the chance to work for the Gao family, they finally understand the meaning of those words: What's so bad about being a dog for the Gao family?

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