He transmigrated into a Hong Kong film universe, where familiar characters faced an entirely different plot.
His name was Big Brother Kwun, the Hung Hing boss with the biggest crew and the most profitable territory.
He was unapologetically himself: whenever his temper flared, he let off steam then and there.
In this world, your word was your bond. If he said someone's whole family would be wiped out, then their whole family would be wiped out. He wouldn't spare a single one.
But with so many enemies, he eventually found himself surrounded by all of Hung Hing...
The exaggeration is a bit outrageous. People who are Shuangwenshuang can't stand it. Killing tens of thousands of people is as fast as killing a chicken 🤦🤦🤦
In a battle, it is understandable that more people will win with less people. If you kill them all with 20,000 people, you will be rewarded with praise.
It's a bit outrageous that there are so many people and no official forces have appeared.
Did the author think too highly of Hong Kong at that time? One person brought 5,000, and the other brought 10,000. At that time, it would have been good to bring a few hundred.
The sea is boundless. . .
Is this a stick figure?
Killing people is like killing chickens, always showing off 🤮🤮
Hong Kong movies have become fantasy, farewell
Too good at writing water
Sixteen thousand people died, Hongxing had to pay for his family expenses and went bankrupt, so he had to work hard to clear up the relationship.