Hong Kong Island: From the Start, Beating Chan Ho-nam and Making a Name in Sai Kung

After transmigrating to Hong Kong in the 1980s, Chen Zhenqing took over the body of a low-level nobody nicknamed Big Fool. After six months of beatings, he was beaten to death, then awakened the Enhancement System. He shot up to 2.3 meters tall and 350 jin in weight, a demonic mass of muscle who could sweep an entire street with one punch. He reformed Sai Kung's seafood market, unifying purchases without squeezing suppliers on price. He opened Peanut Used Cars, buying only luxury vehicles and cutting out the middleman, because he was the biggest middleman of all. Nobody in Sai Kung called him Big Fool anymore. They all called him the Judge.

When Chan Ho-nam and Chicken came over looking for trouble, Big Fool waved a hand, and hundreds of men rushed out carrying fish knives and steel forks. They beat the Five Tigers of Causeway Bay to the ground. Chan Ho-nam, bruised and battered, went to ask for help. Big B showed up with a million dollars in cash. As soon as he walked in, the two-meter-tall menace grinned at him. "Brother B, how's your wife feeling lately?"

Big B's legs trembled. "J-Judge, the kid didn't know any better..."

Big Fool blew a smoke ring. "If the kid doesn't know any better, the adults should. Leave the money and take your people. If this happens again, I'll come to Causeway Bay myself and have tea with you."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.