Reborn as Mountain Chicken: From the Start, I Refuse to Swear Brotherhood with Chan Ho-nam

Transmigrate into a pheasant and get chased by people with cleavers from the start? Not a chance!

A special forces soldier's soul lands in the world of Young and Dangerous, where he becomes Chicken, a lackey destined to be cannon fodder. The knife wound in his lower back hasn't even stopped bleeding when East Star's men show up with cleavers to finish the job. His battlefield instincts kick in, and he takes down three of them, knocking the weapons right out of their hands!

A lackey among lackeys? Sworn brotherhood? I'm not interested! In the clan hall, right in front of Chan Ho-nam, Chicken refuses to swear brotherhood. “I don't want to spend my whole life as number two.”

He kneels before Big B and takes over three of East Star's mahjong parlors in a month as his pledge of loyalty. He burns down the accounts office, cripples Smiling Tiger, breaks Kwun's hands, and grinds Crow into the wall on Portland Street. Anyone who touches my brothers gets crippled. Anyone who kidnaps my woman gets their whole family burned.

Big B, who was supposed to die in the original story? I saved him. Little Stammer, who was supposed to get hacked to death? I married her. The boss of Causeway Bay? Not enough. I want the Dragon Head seal too. East Star's Five Tigers? I'll break them up and reorganize them. If they won't submit, I'll keep fighting until they do.

From Portland Street to Victoria Peak, from gangsters to the boss of a publicly listed company, he eventually goes legit and becomes a Legislative Council member. On the night of Hong Kong's 1997 handover, he watches the fireworks. On New Year's Eve 2000, he climbs to the top of Victoria Peak with his wife and children. That punk who once fought back against East Star's men in a back alley has become a legend throughout Causeway Bay.

In short: transmigrate as Chicken, refuse to be cannon fodder, refuse to accept fate, and fight anyone who won't submit. That's all the fun you need!