Hong Kong Crossover: No Romance, It Costs Money!

Su Yun transmigrated to Hong Kong Island in the 1970s, hoping to quietly work undercover. But the System insisted he “become a big shot and make money.” So, by day he runs factories and builds a shipping business, and by night he beats up gangsters before negotiating deals worth billions. While others are still collecting protection money, his business empire has spread across Europe and America. While the big shots fight over territory, he calmly takes out a newspaper ad: “My stock price went up today, so I’m donating a school to celebrate.” Reporter: “Master Su, how do you account for your success?” Su Yun straightens his custom suit. “Don’t make things up. I’m just an ordinary citizen who was forced to get rich.”