Hong Kong Island: The Ruthless Bandit Yan Jun Starts by Tying Up His Brother’s Wife

Yan Jun is reborn in Hong Kong in 1973. His older brother cuts out one of his kidneys and sends him to prison for five years.

By the time he gets out, it is already 1978. Fortunately, he awakens the Military Production System.

From the start, he kidnaps Yan Hang’s wife, his sister-in-law.

After collecting five hundred million in ransom, Yan Jun sends all three of them to the bottom of the sea to feed the fish.

Yan Jun then builds up his forces and equipment, founding the gang Hell. He eliminates Sun Yee On, the organization behind Yan Hang, and establishes Hell firmly in Hong Kong.

Using Hong Kong as Hell’s headquarters, Yan Jun manufactures weapons in remote mountains and forests, and smuggles all kinds of luxury goods, sports cars, and watches.

He makes protection fees legitimate, then takes his business worldwide, leaving Hong Kong’s other gangs far behind.

He becomes a figure who gives even Interpol a massive headache.

On the business front, Yan Jun establishes the Heavenly Court Group to invest in real estate, snatches the opportunity to acquire Wharf, and seizes control of Hutchison Whampoa.

During the oil crisis, he even shorts oil and earns a profit of tens of billions, becoming Hong Kong’s richest man in one fell swoop.

And all of this is just the beginning. As Hell expands across the globe, the Heavenly Court Group follows close behind, pursuing monopolistic growth.

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