He transmigrated into the world of Chasing the Dragon.
Who would have thought he’d become Wu Shiyao, the older brother of Wu Shihao!
From then on, Hong Kong Island was turned upside down! He broke the rules and established new ones! He was ruthless, courageous, and resourceful!
In business, he monopolized river sand, traded in gold, and built a vast compradorship, earning the title of King of Real Estate! With thirty-three storefronts, the money empire he founded became unshakable! He was the one who ruled the lawless world of both black and white...
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He knew that Amei would die, but was not prepared and offended so many people. How could they not cause trouble and promised to kill decisively, but still kept the *bite*, hum, **, just to make Shihao a black man. What's the use of killing the person who caused the trouble afterwards? Shihao is not your biological brother anymore? Isn't Amei your sister-in-law? Just thinking about opening a harem, flirting with beauties, being a bitch and setting up memorial arches, don't look at it, don't talk about my Holy Mother, this has nothing to do with the Holy Mother, you can't take care of your own family, what's the use of having so much money, you are selfish, and you want others to be loyal to you, I feel like it's a calculated move
Regarding Chapter 32 of "Hong Kong Movies: Starting from the Lame Brother" written by Shi Ji, Snakehead, the death of Ah Mui! Chapter review.
About Chapter 33 of "Hong Kong Films: Starting from the Lame Brother" written by Shi Ji, stealing the sky and changing the day, and going on a killing spree! Chapter review.
Will the author continue writing? Hope it doesn't stop updating!