Hong Kong Crossover: I Save Their Lives First, Then Show Them the Way, Recruiting Brother Ho and Little Horse

Chen Jicheng transmigrates to Hong Kong in 1980. His first mission is to stop Song Zihao from going to Taiwan to die. He exposes Tan Cheng's murder plot to Song's face. Song Zihao has a backup plan, and Little Ma secretly follows him and saves his life. By the time Tan Cheng is dragged inside with both legs crippled, Chen Jicheng is sitting on a park bench, allocating attribute points.

Three days later, gunshots ring out at Mr. Yao's villa, where Song Zihao personally takes care of the mastermind. Chen Jicheng promptly drags a servant in front of the corpse. "Shoot him. If you don't, you'll die too." The System prompts him to add another attribute point. That night, at a hot pot restaurant, Little Ma lights a cigarette with a Hong Kong dollar. Chen Jicheng lays out his seven-million-dollar plan: "We'll open a high-quality imitation clothing factory and run a legitimate business. Work with me." Song Zihao calls him Brother Cheng on the spot. Little Ma stares for two seconds, then slaps the table and agrees.

Chen Jicheng buys a shop in Causeway Bay for 450,000 dollars. Ruan Mei blushes as she takes a 200-dollar deposit for paper flowers and says, "See you tomorrow." When Chicken charges at him with a punch, Chen sidesteps, catches him, and pins him against the wall. As Song Zijie runs over, Chen lets go and pats Chicken's face. "Tell Big B that Hung Hing can stop collecting protection money from shops in Causeway Bay."

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