Hong Kong Crossover: Eight Uncanny Skills from the Start, and I'm Proud to Be Quanzhen

[Hong Kong crime drama + Quanxing + brotherhood and heroic spirit + powerful bosses + doing business + guess what else is coming] Feng Jiu, a traveler from another world who ended up on Earth, has barely transmigrated when he runs into Quanxing's leader, Wugensheng. He even witnesses the Oath of Brotherhood sworn by the Thirty-Six Bandits. From the start, he activates the Quanxing Leader System and, under the tutelage of Wugensheng and the Thirty-Six Bandits, obtains the Eight Wonders. Wugensheng then sends him to Hong Kong to inherit his territory there. Don't say Quanxing has no sense of brotherhood. Quanxing has integrity (a restaurant). The Poisonous Rose: with her around, there's always milk. Jimmy the Root of Trouble: with him around, there's always money. The Bone-Scraping Knife, Wang Xia, and Stuttering: alluring as a beauty-restoring elixir, their charms are hard to resist. Thunder Cannon Big D: Big D runs his mouth, blah blah blah. Quanxing runs through all of Hong Kong, staying true to its nature. Is it the root of chaos, or the essence of human nature? Wong Chi-shing: Chan Wing-yan, I told you to go undercover, not to let yourself go. Gong Sri: Laughing, you've switched sides? When are you handing the evidence back? Han Shen: Lau Kin-ming, what are you doing? Have you gone stupid from being a cop? Quanxing keeps it real. I do what I want. That's the flair of Quanxing's integrity: it drew in countless heroes and gave rise to so many classics.