I've Got a Ton of Brothers, and You Call Me a Gangster?

With so many people, it is natural for them to enter all walks of life, help each other, slowly disintegrate, and penetrate into all levels. At a certain point, they will become the real bosses behind the scenes.

You have a hundred brothers, and the country has started to target you. You have a thousand brothers, and the country's tolerance for you has reached a critical point You have ten thousand good brothers, and the army comes to invite you to the prison.

In fact, I just want to ask, did the protagonist get back the Guanyin that ** gave him to keep him safe at the beginning? If I remember correctly, the origin of that Guanyin was the gold bracelet that his father saved money to buy for **. Then **, who was distressed for her baby, exchanged the gold bracelet for this Guanyin and gave it to the protagonist. Before the protagonist Without saying a word, I gave it to the system. I thought there was some way for the protagonist to redeem it. I hope the author can find a way to get Guanyin back. If you wrote about the Guanyin given by the protagonist's mother, I wouldn't say anything. But since the origin and intention of the Guanyin you wrote are so good, then your protagonist does have something wrong with his brain.

When good brothers become flesh and blood and have a family, this book sucks.

You have so many brothers, it is clear that who is not afraid of someone who takes responsibility? Who wouldn't be afraid of a brother replacing you and the whole family?

The author made the note too dark and it was easy for it to be sealed.

We are brothers in our hearts. If something happens, we can't get through on the phone. I came out to be such a fool, all because of three things: being cowardly, not loyal, and betraying my brothers! My brother and I are connected heart to heart, and my brother and I use our brains.

No legitimate identity? Or is it that all the identities are that the whole family is dead and only one person is left? Why does the protagonist get all the money and no one else has to support the family?

I saw another book. Your book is from modern times, and his book is from the folk era. Other than that, the others cannot be said to be exactly the same. I can only say that they are very similar.

The subject matter is quite good, and I am actually a bit interested in it. I feel that the background is wrong. If it were set in Hong Kong Island in the 1970s and 1980s, this book would be more interesting, and add some characters from Hong Kong movies.