Northern Myanmar: I’m Already a Warlord, So Why Haven’t They Closed the Net?

Bai Zhou of the Golden Triangle is known as Mourning Zhou, meaning a man utterly devoid of conscience. He commands the largest warlord force in the Golden Triangle.

But at first, Bai Zhou was merely a piglet trafficked into a scam compound.

With his formidable strength and less-than-brilliant mind, he won the trust of the compound's manager, Lu Bingkun.

From then on, Bai Zhou rose to the top overnight.

Lin Yaodong: "If we want our goods to get out, we have to get Mourning Zhou's approval."

Gao Qiqiang: "When I tried to be a good person, bad people bullied me. Now that I'm a bad person, Bai Zhou bullies me?!"

Liang Anna: "Brother Zhou, don't be so heated, okay?~"

Then one day, a call from the righteous international police reaches Bai Zhou's phone.

The first thing Bai Zhou says after answering is: "We agreed on three years, but then it was three more years. Now I'm a warlord, and you still haven't closed the net?!"

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