By the Harbor: I Do Business, While My Brothers Push Me to Become the Boss

Wu Ning transmigrates to a bustling district by the harbor in 1970s Hong Kong, bringing along a System that gives him a large gang and plenty of money.

With his unique business savvy, he opens convenience stores, open-air food stalls, family inns, and surgical clinics. He supplies his gang brothers while making a fortune, never forgetting to give to charity. He even hopes to get foot baths covered by health insurance.

As he works his way toward becoming a legislator, rival gangs grow unhappy and repeatedly try to suppress him.

But with the advantages of the System and a host of loyal underlings, Wu Ning overcomes each crisis and climbs toward an even higher position.

His underlings: “Brother Ning, you’re like a second father to us. We’re sticking with you!”

Crow: “How did all my underlings defect to Wu Ning?!”

Wu Ning: “I made my name in the underworld with money and brothers! My brothers all support me. What have you got to fight me with?”