Hong Kong Films: I Transmigrated into Hung Hing, and You Want Me to Be a Good Person?

Also known as Hong Kong Films: Hung Hing’s Ruthless Thug! You Want Me to Be a Good Person?

Chen Ze transmigrates to 1980s Hong Kong Island and becomes the red pole under Ah Chao, the boss of Hung Hing’s Kowloon City branch. He activates the “Great Benefactor System.”

But the good deeds Chen Ze has in mind are: kill the boss, look after the boss’s wife, betray your own side, and frame people.

“Ding! Congratulations on killing Lian Haolong of Zhongxinyi. You’ve rid the people of a menace and earned an arms depot.”

“Ding! Congratulations on killing Crow of East Star. You’ve suppressed violence and upheld justice, earning 1,000 attribute points.”

“Ding! Congratulations on leading your underlings into legitimate business and setting them on the right path. You’ve earned the title of Justice of the Peace.”

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Huang Zhicheng: He took more than a thousand underlings to help an old lady cross the street? Are you sure this guy is Hung Hing’s boss?

Luk Chi-lim: It’s hard to believe that this young man playing on a carousel with children is a major underworld figure.

Lee Man-bin: Chen Ze is a Justice of the Peace. We can’t touch him.

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I’m Chen Ze, boss of Hung Hing. Somehow, I went from being a thug to becoming a Hong Kong tycoon and patriotic philanthropist.

PS: This story is ruthless and decisive. If you’re looking for a saintly protagonist, move along!

(The blurb doesn’t do it justice. Read the story.)