Lin Mo, a modern social creature, died unexpectedly and unexpectedly. When he opened his eyes, he was reborn in the world of Hong Kong TV shows where dragons and snakes are mixed. He became a gangster on the streets of Yau Ma Tei who could be found dead in the alleys at any time.
After activating the "Everything System", he has a mysterious space that can be stored and planted, and he has the "Xuanzhen Jue" that he can practice on his own. He also has a puppet to do things for him - Golden Finger. He is no longer an ant at the mercy of others.
In Xiangjiang in the 1980s, Hongxing and Dongxing were separatist. They were eyeing Lian Sheng and the Number Gang. Jiu Wenlong, Gao Jin and other gangsters were each occupying one side. The legend of He Xin, the God of Gamblers, was unfolding. Lin Mo started from a grocery store on Bollan Street, and accumulated capital by taking advantage of the golden age of Hong Kong movies. With his skills far beyond ordinary people, he became famous in gang wars. He accepted Jimmy as his confidant, worked with Chen Haonan and Shan Ji, gradually integrated the forces of Yau Ma Tei, and became the new "Crazy Tiger" in the world.
He used space to hoard supplies and took advantage of typhoons to make the first pot of gold; he sneaked into the stock market and made precise real estate arrangements, transforming street societies into semi-legal organizations; he went north to the mainland, seized the opportunities of the times, invested in industry and technology, and extended his influence to the Pearl River Delta.
From the bloodbath in Yau Ma Tei, to the business game in Lujiazui, to the transnational layout in Southeast Asia, Lin Mo, as a young and Dangerous boy, relied on the power of the system and the ambition of his brothers to step by step build a former street club into a business empire that spans Hong Kong and mainland China and shakes up the world.
This is a story about survival, expansion and transformation - when the reborn person holds the script and the golden finger, the situation in Hong Kong will eventually be rewritten by him; the tide of the times will be shaped by him.
