Huo Tianyao transmigrates to Hong Kong Island in the 1980s and becomes a low-ranking member of Hung Hing under Uncle Zhong. Born with a rebellious streak, he activates the Villain System: breaking gang rules makes him stronger.
“Congratulations! You hit on Chiang Tin-sang’s girlfriend and broke the gang rules. You’re rewarded with 100 Rebellion Points.”
“Congratulations! You betrayed your brother Chan Ho-nam and broke the gang rules. You’re rewarded with 500 Rebellion Points.”
“Congratulations! You used the cops to wipe out Tung Sing, Chung Shing Yee, and Hung Tai. You’re rewarded with 5,000 Rebellion Points.”
After discovering that his Rebellion Points kept piling up and could be exchanged for all kinds of skills, Huo Tianyao stirred up one huge upheaval after another in the underworld, and gang members fell one by one.
Wong Chi-sing: “Ten million in charitable donations. Are you sure the donor is Hung Hing’s boss?”
Luk Kai-cheung: “It’s hard to believe that the man spending time with the children at the orphanage is a crime boss.”
Lee Man-bun: “Huo Tianyao, there’s nothing we can do to him.”
I’m Huo Tianyao, boss of Hung Hing. Somehow, I went from a young thug to one of the most powerful figures on Hong Kong Island.
He is both established and established, a protagonist who is bloodless when he first takes over. More than a hundred people besiege him and want to kill him. He grabbed the leader twice but did not dare to hurt him 🤮 🤮 🤮
Give it a point.
😂 After reading nine chapters, I can only say that it is average, and it is a running account record.
Come on come on come on. . .
What a pity this book title is...