In Hong Kong, I Became the King of Plastics from the Start

After transmigrating to 1952, Song Weiyang becomes the son of a wealthy family and sets out to dominate Hong Kong's elite.

His first step is to follow in "Li Huanggua's" footsteps, making plastic flowers and becoming the king of the plastic flower business. Second, he enters real estate, pioneering presales and ushering in the era of off-plan housing. Third, he starts a bank and develops Hong Kong Island's financial industry…

Thirty years later, people in Hong Kong's business world speak of "one giant and several powerhouses." The "giant" is naturally the Song Weiyang family.

This book spans a long period, focuses primarily on business with romance as a secondary element, and follows the protagonist's goal of dominating the wealthy clans.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.