Hong Kong Crossover: I Became a Director Instead of an Undercover Agent, and Huang Gou Was Dumbfounded

Lu Ling transmigrates into a world where Hong Kong films have merged together, becoming the top graduate of his class at the Wong Chuk Hang Police College.

On graduation day, Huang Zhicheng asks to speak with him and hands him an undercover plan: “Lu Ling, the force needs you to infiltrate Wo Hop To.”

Looking at this invitation to “the hell of endless torment,” Lu Ling tears it up without hesitation and takes off his uniform on the spot. “Undercover? Let whoever wants to go do it! I'm done serving you!”

[Ding! Ultimate Director System activated! Reward from the start: one million!]

Be a cop? Go undercover? Those are just pawns at someone else's mercy!

He wants to be the director who controls the whole game!

It just so happens to be Hong Kong Island's golden age of entertainment. Lu Ling founds Lingfeng Pictures and starts shooting Infernal Affairs from the start.

Just as he's fretting over not being able to find actors with the right “streetwise edge,” Kwun arrives at his door with his underlings.

Looking at the swaggering Kwun, Lu Ling smiles and offers him the script. “Ten thousand for one scene. Want to make a cameo in my film?”

Kwun reads the scene where he's betrayed by his boss and dies a gruesome death in the street, and breaks into a cold sweat. “What the hell is this, a script or a book of prophecies?!”

From then on, Hong Kong Island takes a dramatic turn.

When Lu Ling turns the gang's most closely guarded secrets into a movie and releases it worldwide, all of Hong Kong Island is stunned!

“Sir, are you even a police officer?!”

Sitting in his director's chair, Lu Ling gazes at the fractured underworld he's “directed” into pieces and smiles calmly. “I told you, I'm just a filmmaker.”