Hong Kong Crossover: Money Powers Me Up, and I Cut Down the Arrogant Ba Bi

In 1980s Hong Kong, Huo Jingchen opened his eyes and found himself the lowest-ranking Red Pole at Hung Hing. Big B sent him to collect a million-dollar debt from Ba Bi of Wo Shing Wo. The moment the System bound to him, he threw a hundred thousand dollars in cash into enhancing his body. His strength doubled, and his physique doubled. Ba Bi was still in the sauna, boasting with an attendant in his arms, "I'm sworn brothers with Kwun!" Huo Jingchen punched him in the jaw, shattering it, then kicked him and broke three of his ribs.

At the edge of the rooftop, Ba Bi's dangling legs kicked wildly. Huo Jingchen slowly read from the IOU. "Nine out, thirteen back. Thirty percent interest per month. Five and a half million." Lian Haolong was dragging Ba Bi back by the ankle, while Luo Tianhong held an eight-sided Han sword to the back of his neck. That night, every venue on Jaffe Road changed hands. Uncle Cheung from the Emperor Sauna crouched amid the shattered glass as he called. "B, the guys under you are crazy!"

When the Big Tycoon's opened, a hundred men shouted his name as big brother, and Sister Thirteen arrived with her PR girls. Huo Jingchen looked out the window at the extra 4.2 million he'd earned. The Five Tigers of Causeway Bay were still foolishly waiting to divide up territory. From today on, Hong Kong's underworld was going to play by new rules.

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