Hong Kong Crossover: Time Stands Still as I Rule Kowloon Walled City

Xu Ling transmigrates into the most insignificant member of Hung Hing, a low-ranking lackey. The Vietnamese have seized all his territory, and someone has cracked his skull open. His original boss has vanished without a trace, the police have no record of him, and he hasn't even been given a System. But the wound on the back of his head scabs over overnight, his strength increases tenfold, and deep in his consciousness lies an independent space that can freeze time. This body is more ruthless than any cheat ability.

That very night, he returns to Da Nam Street with a military spike in hand. Eighty men drive five hundred Vietnamese into a rout, Yellow Bucktooth has every bone in his body smashed with steel pipes, and the Wild Wolf Gang is wiped out in a single night. Fine Eye is so frightened that he runs back from Yau Ma Tei. At the Hung Hing meeting, a group of bosses argue furiously. Some curse him for provoking Lord Ding of the Hung Mun, while others eye his face and secretly swallow. Only Wu Ying and A Bu know that their new boss has also casually dealt with the underlings of the Eastern Star's Golden-Haired Tiger.

By the third-floor window on Bean Sprout Alley, Xu Ling looks out over a whole cluster of buildings and tosses a million in cash onto the table. He plans to take over the bars, casinos, nightclubs, and even the small pier, one by one. With a cigarette between his lips, he thinks that now he's entered this jungle of steel and concrete, he can only become the one standing at the very top.

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