Sixty Million Dollar Man

Lee Chak-Sing is a rich kid living in Hawaii who flaunts his money and plays mean tricks on people. He meets Chung-Chung, a young woman he insults by calling her ugly, setting off a chain of conflicts that drive the film's early tone.

During a Pulp Fiction-inspired dance contest, Sing dances with Fumito's girlfriend and offends Fumito. In a fit of rage, Fumito orders his henchman Mark to kill Sing, escalating the feud between them.

Sing's mother reveals that Tat is actually his father, forcing a choice about inheritance. Sing must decide whether to accept Tat as his father and lose his wealth, or continue to claim the other man as his dad and stay rich. He chooses Tat, aligning himself with the man who will become his ally.

Tat comes to rescue Sing but they are captured by Mark and restrained in a bathroom stall. Mark plants a bomb, forcing Sing to take drastic action, including chopping off his own arm and escaping on an ejector toilet seat. The pair survive the explosion but Sing appears to perish.

Sing's brain and lips are recovered, and a body reconstruction is proposed for $60,000,000. Sing has renounced his rich father and has no funds, while Tat can only offer $6,000. Chang steps in to offer a cheaper alternative that will still make Sing functional.

After some trial and error, Chang designs and assembles Sing's new cyborg body. The improvisation includes odd grafts, like limbs repurposed from other parts, as Sing becomes more machine than man. He emerges as a fully functional cyborg ready to fight back.

To mislead Fumito, a funeral for Sing is staged and attended by Chung-Chung, who is unaware of Sing's true fate. She mourns his loss, and Sing witnesses her sincere grief. The moment triggers his remorse for how he treated her and others.

Two years pass and Sing takes a job as a teacher at one of the worst schools in the area. He endures harassment and physical abuse from unruly students, culminating in him being crucified on the school gate with a garden hose genitalia hanging out, a humiliating display that shapes his resolve.

Chung-Chung also works at the school and has matured from the awkward girl; she is now engaged to a wealthy fiancé with a fancy sports car. Her life contrasts Sing's downfall and growth, fueling his mindset to improve the situation around him.

That evening, in a moment of despair, Sing attempts suicide but is stopped by Chang, who delivers a new microchip. The chip enables Sing to transform into many different household appliances and makes him nearly indestructible.

Armed with his new microchip powers, Sing returns to the school and imposes order with superhuman discipline. The formerly chaotic class starts to become diligent and hardworking under his unconventional methods.

News of Sing's enhanced fame draws Fumito's attention, and he sends Mark to finish him. Mark infiltrates Sing's wedding party disguised as Sing's old friend Siu-Fu, but Sing sees through the disguise and a confrontation ensues.

During the chaos, Sing is apparently killed in an explosion, only to reappear wearing a powerful old-lady disguise resembling a Park'n Shop mascot. He moves in with a bulletproof robe, signaling a new phase in his plan.

Sing finally traps Mark by transforming into a microwave oven and sealing him inside, burning him to death. Fumito is disposed of soon after, ending the threat to Sing and the school.