Hong Kong Film: After Traveling to Hung Hing, You Want Me to Do Good Deeds?

Shen Dong transmigrates to 1980s Hong Kong and becomes the right-hand man of Bao Shu, the head of the Hongmen in Tuen Mun. He activates the Merit Points Exchange System.

I'm already a gang boss of some size, and you actually want me to do good deeds? Preposterous.

"Congratulations on killing Crow of Tung Sing and saving all living beings, reward: 100 merit points."

"Congratulations on leading your underlings into legitimate business, reward: 500 merit points."

"Congratulations on donating five million to an orphanage, reward: 5,000 merit points."

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After discovering that merit points can be exchanged for all kinds of things, Shen Dong completely falls in love with doing good deeds.

Wong Chi-hang: "A ten-million-dollar donation? Are you sure the donor is Hong Xing's boss?"

Lee Man-bun: "It's hard to believe that the person playing with children is an underworld boss."

Lui Kai-cheung: "Shen Dong has charity protection; we can't move against him."

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I am Hong Xing's boss, Shen Dong. Before I knew it, I went from a punk to Hong Kong's most famous tycoon and philanthropist.