Hong Kong Crossover: Ask the Dao, Open Treasure Chests, and Travel the Heavens by Stealing Luck

The night wind sweeps through a warehouse in Kowloon Bay. The wine gourd in Lu Liu's palm sways, holding the key to a chaotic martial world: an entire warehouse of weapons and a Daoist robe, all waiting for him to choose.

What does it matter if he tears through Hong Kong Island's criminal underworld all by himself? His real hunting grounds have never been limited to one world. He'll pry open the gates to countless worlds from the boss's staff of a triad, then seize the fortune of the martial path from Feng Yuxiu's fists. He wants to try every path in the world that can make him stronger.

For now, the Kowloon Bay warehouse is stacked with enough firepower to level a city, a girl who's just put on a new uniform is soaking in the bathtub at the Peninsula Hotel, and the gangsters on Jordan Road are still fighting over half a baton. But the wine gourd in his palm is already pointing toward another world.

So the question is simple: should he use a Barrett M90 first to turn the martial arts masters in One Man's Martial Arts into fireworks, or head straight into the arrogant world of a snowy night and kill that bastard named Yuwen Ying? Either way, for someone standing above the heavens, there's only one right answer: take it all.

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