Hong Kong Films: I Run Hung Hing, but Only in Legitimate Business

He transmigrates into a shared world of Hong Kong movies from the 1980s and 1990s, becoming one of Hung Hing's street fighters under Bucky.

In 1980s Hong Kong, the times were turbulent, and countless tycoons and heroes made their fortunes there.

Su Yaozu, from a later era, transmigrates into this age. Starting out as one of Bucky's underlings, he gets into videotapes, real estate, and internet ventures, and even has a hand in the arms trade.

Su Yaozu returns to Yau Ma Tei as a top enforcer and drops the act. He's laying all his cards on the table. Why the hell keep hiding?

Jiang Tiansheng is used as fill to reclaim land from the sea, while Camel and the East Star are driven to the brink...

The Godfather of Hong Kong? Think bigger!

He acquires the Big Four foreign trading houses and gets into buses, finance, banking, military industry, and chips. I've got a business in every one of the 365 trades that meet people's daily needs.

One-fifth of all Hong Kong is on my payroll.

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