Film and TV: Loyalty Panel, Win over Lei Luojian Chaebol

Wu Shiyao traveled to Hong Kong in 1950 and became the brother of the crippled man Wu Shihao. Six people in a caged house, so hungry that their chests pressed against their backs. The system pops up a gift pack for beginners: MMA fighting, Bajiquan, firearms proficiency, Thousand Illusion Hands, physical strength fifteen, and agility twenty. That night, there was a fight between two gangs downstairs at the Rich Hotel. He charged into the battle alone and used a combination of skills to hit the leader of Sun Ngee Ann, Grizzly Bear, until he vomited blood and went into shock. Lei Luo stared at the whole scene from the top of the building, then turned to say to Lard Boy: "Keep an eye on him, our best time is coming." When Hunter led people to surround him, he pressed his backhand on the floor of the bus and used a ten-finger guillotine lock to roll his eyes - the system popped up an A-level mission: get rid of Fatty Chao and reward thirty-three shops on Bonham East Street in China. Wu Shiyao was lying in the Tai Kwun cell, staring at the ceiling, and his mouth slowly opened: "Baidao, you are the biggest, can I talk in the dark?" No, I want to be everyone's boss. Lei Luo handed a cigarette through the iron fence: What's your name? Wu Shiyao took the cigarette and held it in his mouth: Your future partner. The lights of Hong Kong Island outside the window were bright, and the next line of text appeared on the system panel: There are still thirty-three shops left before the establishment of a chaebol. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.