Hong Kong Crossover: That's Right, I Did All the Bad Things

[Gender Swap] [Hong Kong Crossover] [Feel-Good Power Fantasy]

Wen Bao woke up one day to find she had transmigrated to Hong Kong Island in the late 1980s, in the body of a mainland girl who had entered illegally.

This was a chaotic world ruled by gangs, as well as a mysterious city rife with supernatural happenings. The road ahead was perilous, with no end in sight.

Fortunately, she awakened a supernatural ability: she was impossibly strong, able to flip a sedan with her bare hands and punch through a load-bearing wall.

Wen Bao got carried away and decided she would never eat beef again. She was going to make money!

But she celebrated too soon. Money she earned using her powers couldn't be spent. The moment she tried, she would inexplicably end up in jail.

Unwilling to admit defeat, Wen Bao decided to defy fate head-on. The result: she was arrested thirty-eight times in two years.

She was responsible for half of Hong Kong Island's Ten Great Mysteries, and checked in at the police station more often than she paid rent.

Violent criminals went out of their way to avoid her, gang bosses scrambled to pay their respects, and ghosts fled at the sight of her. Even her legend had spread through the Correctional Services Department's prisons.

Eighteenth Sister of the Police Station, Princess Road's Speed Queen, Sister Extra Cash, Eye of Midnight, City Hunter, King of Power... These were all names she had gone by.

Wen Bao firmly believed there had to be a way to spend ill-gotten money safely without triggering the punishment mechanism. She just hadn't found it yet.

So she strayed further and further from her original path of making money, until eventually no one could stop her anymore, and Hong Kong finally found peace again.

Much later, Wen Bao would often find herself wondering: She had clearly meant to do something bad, so how had she become the city's shining light?