Hong Kong Films: From the Start, I Send Lok Wai-Ching to Portland Street

Lin Lei is reborn on Hong Kong Island in the 1980s.

At the time, Hong Kong society is deeply unsettled, with gangs running rampant.

Lin Lei has no desire to join the underworld. He only wants to do business.

One day, the God-Tier Lottery System finally awards him one million in startup capital, allowing him to launch his business career.

The first employee he hires for his magazine, Salt Poetry, is reporter Lok Wai-ching.

Wai-ching, business is tough. Go take a look around Portland Street.

Lok Wai-ching: "What! This guy tricked me into signing a five-year contract, and now he says I have to go to a place like that!"

Sister Thirteen: "Ah Lei has a real head for business."

Li Jiaxin: "Brother Lei always knows how to surprise people!"

Ah Yun: "Brother Lei is so handsome and charming, he changed my preferences."

Ruan Mei: "Brother Lei is so funny. I love him to death."

Luo Tianhong: "Brother Lei is even stronger than me!"

Starting with magazines, Lin Lei expands into arcade games, mobile phones, nightclubs, oil, stocks, real estate... They all become his businesses.

Only when people look back do they realize:

Above the Four Great Families stands an even greater one: Lin Enterprises!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.