Hong Kong Films: You Were Told to Go Undercover, but You Bound Yourself to the Imperial Jade Seal

After bonding with the Imperial Seal, I became the uncrowned king of Hong Kong.

Chen Haitian transmigrates into a Hong Kong crime-drama universe, becoming both an undercover police officer and a Hung Hing junior member.

He expects to spend his days living on the edge, but who could have guessed there would be an Imperial Seal in his mind?

[Your Majesty has not visited a consort in three days. Royal heirs are vital to the realm. How can you neglect your duty?!]

Chen Haitian: ???

[Your Majesty recruited three subordinates today and successfully appointed them as guards. Reward: the ability to recognize talent.]

[Your Majesty won a fight. This is deemed meritorious service in a war for the realm. Reward: mastery of Baguazhang.]

[Your Majesty went on a date with a beauty. This is deemed meritorious service in taking a consort. Reward: Charisma +0.1...]

Chen Haitian got it!

The gangs were his jianghu, where he could travel incognito.

Going undercover was his way of ridding the people of evil.

Making money was the right way to fill the treasury.

Wooing women was his duty to ensure the imperial line continued.

He was the true Son of Heaven, certified by the Imperial Seal.

From Tsim Sha Tsui to all of Hong Kong, from police informant to world's richest man, scourge of evil, and uncrowned king.

[PS: This novel is a crossover of Hong Kong crime dramas and films. Since the stories span widely different periods, the timelines, technology, and other details have been adjusted.]