Hong Kong Films: I Recruit the Seven Tian Yang Brothers, Stockpile Weapons, and Rob an Armored Car

On the day Tang Yongxian walked out of Stanley Prison in 1980s Hong Kong, Big B personally welcomed him back, and Wen Xue simmered a pot of chicken soup. No one told him that Big B had plotted with Chan Ho-nam to frame him three years ago, when they drew lots to decide who would take the fall. Now that Chan Ho-nam had been expelled from Hung Hing, Big B finally remembered the younger brother who had spent three years in prison. "Him, tomorrow I'll make you a Red Pole."

On the night of his promotion, Ah Wu from the Zhongzi Gang showed up with more than thirty men to wreck the place. Tang Yongxian kicked him square in the face and broke his nose, then took his girlfriend, Tracy, hostage. Furious, Lian Haolong sent Red Pole Luo Dingfa and fifty elite men to sweep through the teahouse. But the seven Tianyang brothers emerged from the shadows and took down half of them in five minutes. Luo Dingfa was dragged into a private room and never came out. The location of a warehouse holding sixty million in cash was pried from his lips.

On the day of the showdown in Tsim Sha Tsui, Prince swept through the Zhongzi Gang's territory, while Gao Jin chased Luo Tianhong around the whole venue. Tang Yongxian and Tian Yangsheng stormed the seaside factory and cleared it out. Once the cash was hauled away, the factory went up in flames. Lian Haolong nearly fired his sniper rifle when he answered the phone, unaware that Gao Jin was running the blue-haired swordsman ragged.

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