Hong Kong Underworld: Huaxing Society

Name: Hong Kong Underworld: Huaxing Society
Author: Three-Gold Sage Monk

港综之华兴社

by Three-Gold Sage Monk (三金贤僧)

Status: Completed
Length: 305k Words
Genre: Male-Channel Fanfiction
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

Liu Jie unexpectedly arrives in a Hong Kong crossover world set in 1978!

He has the golden finger every transmigrator needs!

With its help, Liu Jie thrives!

Underworld godfather!

A business empire!

After conquering Hong Kong Island, the protagonist heads to Uncle Jiu’s world,

where he gathers gold and cultivates Taoist arts!

This book goes wherever the fun is. If you don’t like it, please don’t flame me!

I’m not a professional writer,

just someone who loves reading novels,

so I wanted to write my ideal Hong Kong crossover world!

Other names

Hong Kong Crossover: The World of Uncle Jiu港综风云之九叔世界Former title · until Oct 2026

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132Chapters

498Reads

6.7Score

160Listens

177.8kReads · all time

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