Hong Kong Crossover: I’m the Police Force’s Sharpshooter, and You’re Taking Credit for My Work?

After transmigrating into the world of Hong Kong films, Xu Jinh​uan turns down Huang Zhicheng's offer to become an undercover cop and wins the police academy shooting championship three years in a row. On his very first patrol after starting work, he shoots an arms dealer dead in Wan Chai, only to be shot himself and hospitalized. When he wakes from his coma, he discovers that Chen Zhuangxin of the Major Crimes Unit has taken credit for his achievement. Behind Chen stands an entire faction within the system, united by their own interests. Faced with their pressure, Xu Jinh​uan chooses to fight back to the bitter end. Chen claims he can hit three different targets a hundred meters away in one second? Xu Jinh​uan insists on putting him to the test. Starting with reclaiming his credit, Xu Jinh​uan faces one challenge after another from criminals out of thousands of Hong Kong crime films: shopping mall bombings, billionaire kidnappings, and organ trafficking cases. With the help of the System, Xu Jinh​uan cracks one bizarre case after another. As he keeps earning merits, Xu Jinh​uan rises rapidly through the ranks, but he also becomes a thorn in the side of certain factions and finds himself at the center of infighting within the police force. You say it doesn't make sense for a cop like me to drive a luxury car and live in a villa? I made over a billion dollars trading stocks. You say it's suspicious that gang bosses treat a cop like me with such respect? If they don't behave, I'll sweep through all ten of their districts. You say having a different beauty by my side every day is too promiscuous? Officer, have you never experienced the troubles that come with being too handsome?