The ruler of Hong Kong! No! Actually, I also own a private island called Taiwan! A casino city all my own, Macau! What else? Right! A ranch called Australia, a gold mine called South Africa, an emerald city called Myanmar, a brick mine called…
When you're out making a name for yourself, all that matters is rising to the top, having cash in your hands and territory under your feet.
When you're a gangster, all that matters is drinking, smoking, and chasing women. You loosen up and get into a fight now and then.
The protagonist transmigrates into the great world of Young and Dangerous, with checks in his left hand and guns and knives in his right. I've got brothers, and I'll seize the turf.
Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, the Golden Triangle, the Silver Triangle.
And the City of Freedom, the City of Sin. The world is boundless.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
**! Can the dialogue be so literary? I regard good modern writing as ancient prose, which is awkward.
The author has entered the palace? Something happened to burn paper.