Hong Kong Crossover: The Helmsman of the Black Gold Era

In 1990s Hong Kong, warlords run rampant, gangs carve up the city, and capital flows beneath the surface. Lu Feng transmigrates into a world where Hong Kong dramas have merged, becoming a low-level gang foot soldier forced into debt by his gang. He nearly loses his life. While others join gangs to fight and seize territory, Lu Feng takes a different path, wielding information as a weapon and using money to clear the way as he moves between the underworld and the legitimate world. Hung Hing, East Star, and Wo Sing Wo are surrounded by rival power players, police factions scheme against one another, and British-owned conglomerates watch hungrily from the sidelines. He has no obsession with becoming the underworld’s top boss. Instead, he gathers useful people from the streets while making inroads into real estate, cinema, and finance. He navigates among the likes of Kwun, Chiang Tin-sang, Camel, and Hon Sam, breaking deadlocks and laying plans for the long term. While the underworld bosses are still killing one another over a few streets, Lu Feng already commands capital and influence, reshaping Hong Kong’s power structure. In this era where black money and power intertwine, he takes charge of an era of his own. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.