Hong Kong Films: A Critical Hit on the Boss's Wife Makes Me Hong Kong Island's Richest Man

Tang Hao transmigrates into the vast world of Hong Kong action movies in the 1980s. When he joins Hung Hing, he awakens a critical-hit rebate System.

When someone gives him money, he gets ten times the amount back, and the person who gave it to him can also receive a random rebate.

“Sister-in-law Big D, want me to tell Big D about what happened at the V Hotel?”

“Mary, the Ni family still doesn’t know you hired someone to kill Yan Kun, right?”

“Fang Ting, has Jiang Tiansheng seen those movies you made?”

Ding Yao, Little Stammer, Ho Man, Madonna...

One by one, he gets them over a barrel, and they have no choice but to hand over their money.

Only after they’ve paid do they realize: Hey, why is there more money in my account?

From that day on, the wives of Hong Kong’s gangsters go crazy.

Not because they hate Tang Hao for extorting them.

They’re afraid he’ll stop coming to extort them.

Ding Yao: “If Tang Hao switches over to the Sanlian Gang, I’ll give him half the shares!”

Long Jiu: “Want to touch Tang Hao? First ask if the thirty thousand Hong Kong cops will let you!”

Tang Hao lights a cigarette. “I can’t help it. They insist on stuffing money into my hands. What am I supposed to do?”

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