Hong Kong Films: I'm in Hong Tai, and from the Start, I'm Looking After the Boss's Wife

Chen Ze transmigrated into the world of Hong Kong crime dramas and became a low-ranking 49er under Wei Jixiang, a red pole in Kowloon Walled City.

Unexpectedly, the very next moment, his boss was hit and killed by an enemy.

As Wei Jixiang lay dying, he entrusted him with one last thing: “A Ze, I know loyalty means everything to you. From now on, you'll have to look after my sister-in-law!”

From then on, Chen Ze reluctantly took on this formidable task…

Years later, Chen Ze had brought Tian Yangsheng, Wang Jianjun, Feng Yuxiu, and a host of other underlings to heel. He unleashed a storm of bloodshed across Southeast Asia, stood atop Asia, and looked down on the world.

He built a global conglomerate, earned the title of beauty collector, founded a mercenary group, outmaneuvered Western capital, and became a legend of his age!

Huang Zhicheng: “You say Chen Ze is a crime lord? Have you ever seen a crime lord send over a thousand underlings to help old folks cross the street?”

Lee Sau-yin: “I want to know how many identities Chen Ze has, too. How did he suddenly become a Datuk of Malaysia?”

Luk Chi-lim: “You suspect Chen Ze's company of shady dealings? Or that he's a criminal? His territory has spread all the way to Europe. He's clearly a great philanthropist and patriot!”

Luk Kai-cheung: “It's hard to imagine that the man playing on a carousel with children is the last big boss in the underworld.”

What am I supposed to do when I'm sent to a hotel from the start?

Please help, it's urgent!