Republic of China: Shanghai Bund, Subverting the Three Tycoons in Shanghai

1927, Zhabei shantytown in Shanghai. When Chen Guangliang opened his eyes, he transformed into a rickshaw puller from modern times. At the age of seventeen, he has a lot of strength and a big appetite. He can't even eat enough if he doesn't earn enough. After half a month in the industry, he was cleaning cars, reading newspapers, and practicing English to attract customers, and his daily turnover reached 1.2 Yuan. The owner of the car dealership was afraid that he would save money too quickly to buy a car by himself, so he imposed a "forced break" on him. Chen Guangliang looks honest on the outside, but in his heart he is already thinking of another way: joining forces with others, getting his own license plate, and driving a fleet. The old coachman Yang Qingshan is his second uncle, and He Xiangdong is the young man who dares to run the "pheasant coach" - these two people are his first capital. But the license is stuck in the hands of the Ministry of Industry and Industry Bureau, and you have to find a way to get it. On this day, he picked up a scholar wearing glasses, and he made the other person jealous with a few words. The man's name was Zhang Qihua, a university teacher who was worried that he had no subject matter to write a novel on. Chen Guangliang held the handle of the car, and the corners of his mouth slowly curled up - maybe he didn't have to rely on pulling a car to earn his first pot of gold. When the low-level rickshaw drivers began to use their brains to make money, the rickshaw dealers in Shanghai did not know that a ruthless character was already on the road. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.