Hong Kong Films: Building an Eternal Clan, Starting in Sai Kung

You want to do business, don't want to get into trouble, leave your absolutely loyal subordinates alone, but go out in person to play one-on-one with a gangster in front of hundreds of people? Are you afraid that you are too white?

It's quite funny that Gao Jin wants the protagonist to appear by himself. What kind of weird idea is there?

At first I thought it was a high-end game, but why are there still these small stutters in the low-end game? I'm really speechless.

The subject matter is good, and the entry point from Dasha is also very good, but it is too watery, almost crazy.

I'm speechless when I'm running to do business and find a little girl to be the heroine.

Looking at the comments, is she the main character who is a diaosi again? There are subordinates who go out to challenge others on their own.

It would be great if the heroine was the little Jewish Ruan Mei

It's written not to be black, it's always written black, retreat

Rich people without an army are just harvested leeks and gun barrels

Forget about the system for the next dozens of chapters, and I like to explain everything to those women. I write it on the spot and analyze it again for the women. The actual content of a single chapter of more than a thousand words is not as long as the title.