Hong Kong Films: If You Dare to Stand Up, Should You Fear Their Numbers?

Su Yu transmigrates to 1980s Hong Kong, where he becomes a lackey of Doggie Cheung, a paparazzo working for Hung Tai.

That alone isn't enough to make him despair. The worst part is that the System has stopped working.

All that remains is an empty System space, leaving Su Yu to fend for himself in the chaotic melting pot of Hong Kong.

After escaping a life of debt, Su Yu is hit by the System's catastrophic failure, but it only stirs the fire in his heart.

Selling knockoffs, getting into real estate, making investments!

Wherever there's money to be made, Su Yu is there.

By chance, he also becomes friends with Ma Jun, a police officer, and helps the police resolve several difficult cases.

By the time 1997 arrives, Su Yu has made his name and become a man at the helm.

Ma Jun, who has risen through the ranks, even gets him an honorary undercover identity!

Years later, Su Yu is a man who defies labels. Some call him the King of Undercover Agents, others call him an entrepreneur, and still others call him the Godfather of Entertainment. There are even rumors overseas that Su Yu is a duke!