Hong Kong 1980: Become a God by Signing in Hong Kong

The ancient poem was dressed in Hong Kong and lived on the street. It was picked up by the "little Jew" Ruan Mei and brought home. Wang Gangsheng, who had fled Hong Kong, knocked on his door... After signing in continuously for a month, Gu Shi was invincible, single-handedly defeated the Zhongqing Society, built a martial arts hall, opened a newspaper, and became famous on Hong Kong Island. Later, ancient poems were made into movies, movie theaters were built, horse racing and land encirclement... "The most beautiful Ghost King Hong Kong Sheng works as a cleaner in my newspaper and earns only 1,500 yuan a month; Jiaxin and He Min work as literary editors in my newspaper, with a trial salary of 3,660 yuan..." "Liang Ziwei, the first sister from Hong Kong, used to be my legal adviser; Xu Xiyi, the first sister from the police, once learned boxing from me..." "This century is my stage!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.