In Hong Kong Crossover: Carefree Across the Myriad Worlds

Name: In Hong Kong Crossover: Carefree Across the Myriad Worlds
Author: The Fat Guy's Fingers Are Slow

人在港综：万界逍遥

by The Fat Guy's Fingers Are Slow (胖子的手速慢)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 125k Words
Genre: Male-Channel Fanfiction
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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[The Myriad Worlds + System + doing whatever you please + beauties everywhere]

Qin Hao opens his eyes and discovers that he has become one of the transmigrators, arriving on this island with a golden finger and a rookie Royal Hong Kong Police badge numbered 9527. He had planned to rely on his System dad to live above the law!

But then he runs into people like these:

Kim McKee: Hao, help me!

Chu Nu: Thank you, Brother Hao!

Dragon Might: I'm a taxpayer. You're supposed to protect me!

Xiao Qian: I just wanted a ride, not that kind of ride.

The stuttering car thief: I... I... warn... you...

What a chaotic, utterly ridiculous world!!!

[Transmigration worlds: Green Snake (complete), New Legend of Zu (in progress). Planned worlds include Uncle Jiu, mythology, biohazard, the Jin Yong series, and more. Plans may change.]

I'm no good at writing introductions. Please read the story.

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