Hong Kong Island: The Gambling King’s Youngest Son Calls Me the God of Gamblers

After waking up, He Yao was reborn in Hong Kong in 1988 as He Quyao, the youngest son of the gambling king’s first wife.

He not only understands the trends of the times, but also possesses the special ability to foresee the future.

As the gambling king’s legitimate son, he could inherit a fortune worth billions even if he chose to lie flat.

But his father is a notorious womanizer, and the four branches of the family are locked in endless infighting.

With the second branch closing in and the fourth branch suddenly rising to power, eighteen-year-old He Quyao has no choice but to sneak away from his family and board a gambling ship called the Oriental Princess.

Overnight, the God of Gamblers makes a name for himself across Hong Kong!

When Hong Kong returns to China in 1997, a financial storm sweeps in like a tsunami.

His words, “It doesn’t matter. I’ll take care of it,” send international speculators running.

He is the God of Gamblers, and the Chinese emperor of all Southeast Asia!

Hollywood is his backyard, and Wall Street is his personal ATM!

His mood is the barometer of global capital markets!

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