Zhou Wenjie transmigrates into the Hong Kong crime drama world and goes undercover as Big D's top lieutenant.
He plans to play things by the book and successfully complete his undercover mission, then become an inspector.
But four years later, his superior fails to get him promoted to inspector and uses him as a fall guy to earn credit, sending him to Stanley Prison. After his mother dies, Zhou Wenjie loses all faith in the police System. From then on, he unleashes a dragon.
Three days before his release, he receives the news that Big Boss D has been shot in the head. From now on, his fate is his own to decide.
With Ye Shihuan, Tian Yangsheng, and a host of other underlings at his side, he begins to run rampant across Hong Kong, North America, Southeast Asia, Taiwan, and beyond, unleashing a wave of bloodshed around the world and gradually making a name for himself everywhere.
Years later, with Zhou Wenjie's influence spread across industries worldwide, he stands atop a skyscraper and looks at his many underlings, all of whom have a favorability rating of 100. He sighs, “I, Zhou Wenjie, have conquered the world. First, I had reliable brothers. Second, I had plenty of women.” (The protagonist is no saint and is ruthless and decisive. There is no female lead, only women.)
Why do I look at many plots and other versions, some of which feel like they are just copied and pasted?
Yes, it reads smoothly and the plot is clear. Five-star praise, keep up the good work and get more updates
Hong Kong TV shows need cool writing, not too brainless, otherwise they will be criticized easily. Personally, I think this novel is okay [laughter]
The main reason is that there are many beauties and a lot of money!