Lin Yao transmigrates into a Hong Kong crime-drama world and becomes a low-level 49er under Hung Hing boss Big B.
From the start, he's in debt, bullied by everyone, and has only a handful of useless underlings.
Then one day, the System arrives.
[One million Hong Kong dollars every day, funds can accumulate with no limit!]
He can spend the money however he likes.
But spending it on his men, businesses, territory, and gang operations earns him extra rewards.
And so, the Hong Kong underworld changes completely.
Others recruit underlings with empty promises. Lin Yao pays salaries, buys insurance, hires lawyers, and covers medical bills.
Others fight over territory with their fists. Lin Yao starts companies, buys property, and builds a security conglomerate.
Chan Ho-nam is still risking his life to climb the ranks, while Lin Yao is already buying apartments for his brothers.
Kwun wants to play dirty?
Lin Yao grins. “I've got money, men, and muscle. How do you expect to beat me?”
Years later.
Hung Hing, Sun Yee On, Wo Shing Wo, the Ngai family, the Organized Crime Bureau, and the tycoon conglomerates all turn their eyes to the man who came up from Mong Kok.
Only then do they realize that the Hong Kong underworld has changed beyond recognition.
Lin Yao: “When you're out here making it, being ruthless isn't what matters most.”
“What matters is whether you can afford to look after your brothers.”
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