[Decisive killing + cool writing + many women]
Traveling through Hong Kong in 1985, Lin Zun became a red stick in the Hongxing Society. In his previous life, he endured the injustice of being a social animal. In this life, he just wants to live happily.
"The system is successfully bound and the novice gift pack is opened."
The strength surged, and the dragon pattern loomed. When the system issued the first mission [Kill Brother Greyhound], Lin Zun did not hesitate to twist out the throat of this brave and foolhardy brother. The reward has arrived: Master Bajiquan, Tianyang Seventh Son will be absolutely loyal to it.
Overnight, he counterattacked from the red stick to become a news talker in Hongxing Kwun Tong, and the name "Supreme Dragon" resounded throughout the world. Jiang Tiansheng praised him as a formidable young man, Liangkun looked at him with special eyes, and Big Boss B took the initiative to win over him.
But Lin Zun wants more than that. After eliminating the traitor Makong, slaying the Eastern Star Golden-haired Tiger with a knife, and capturing the Kwun Tong Pier, his business empire was quietly laid out. The police thought he was an obedient pawn, and the society thought he was an ambitious junior.
Only Lin Zun himself knows: Undercover? That's just one identity. What he wants is the underground order of the entire Hong Kong, and what he wants is for both black and white to surrender.
When the Independent Commission Against Corruption began to investigate, when international gangs were eyeing him, and when high-level police officials put pressure on him to close the network, Lin Zun lit a Cuban cigar and calmly ordered the system: "Issue a new task - to become the only talker on Hong Kong Island."
This is the legend of how an undercover policeman used the system to rise from a gangster to the pinnacle of black and white in Hong Kong in the 1980s.
Reader comments
Home oil, come on, come on.
It's inexplicably familiar. I always feel like I've seen it before. Is it an illusion?
Home oil, come on, come on.
It's inexplicably familiar. I always feel like I've seen it before. Is it an illusion?
OK thank you teacher
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