After transmigrating to Hong Kong Island in the 1980s, Lin Yao became the toughest thug under Big B of Hung Hing.
To help Big B take over Causeway Bay, he took knife wounds and shed blood, while countless of his brothers were killed or injured.
But as soon as he recovered, Big B told him to hand three streets over to Chan Ho-nam, then get lost to Sai Kung and watch a warehouse!
Lin Yao laughed.
[Ding! The Tenfold Troop Generation System has activated!]
If others sent a hundred men to crush him, he'd summon a thousand elite loyalists!
If others surrounded him with five hundred men, he'd summon five thousand fearless underlings!
If anyone dared to parade a thousand men, he'd counter with ten thousand at their doorstep!
Chan Ho-nam: "Brother B, why do Lin Yao's men keep multiplying the more we fight?"
Crow: "Damn it! I called in three hundred men, so how'd he show up with three thousand?"
Jiang Tiansheng: "Wait. Just how many people on the whole of Hong Kong Island are actually his?"
Starting with Causeway Bay, then Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei, Yuen Long...
He swept through them all!
Years later, when Hong Kong Island's major gangs prepared to unite and show off their forces, they discovered that the entire street, the entire city, was filled with Lin Yao's men as far as the eye could see.
Lin Yao lit a cigarette and said just one thing:
"You think you can beat me in numbers?"
"You think you're worthy?"
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