God of Gamblers: Siam Chronicles

He is known as Thailand's "Golden Rong". He once led Thailand's Hongmen Society to become famous in Southeast Asia. He once funded Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary cause and was called by Mr. Sun Yat-sen: the mountain of Mr. Sun's career. Not only did he become a brother-in-law to Sun Yat-sen, he also became a disciple to King Rama V of Siam. Not only was he made an earl, but he was also given the surname of the King of Siam. There was even a road named after him in Bangkok, as well as the first Chinese "Grand Mansion" in Siam. His temple is built on the top floor of the police station in Bangkok's Chinatown, and the police also regard him as their patron saint. He not only benefited the Chinese in Siam, but also benefited the Teochew people in China. The Qing Dynasty once named him "Rong Shilu Doctor" and granted him a second-grade crown. He built charity halls, administered medicine, cured diseases, and rescued disasters, collecting unknown corpses. He built a hospital, treated Chinese people in Siam free of charge, and delivered babies to women. He built schools and allowed children in Siam and his hometown to study for free. He built villages to take in poor homeless people, and provided them with not only houses but also money. Build roads, bridges and embankments to save people from floods and fires. He is my great-grandfather, nicknamed "Second Brother Feng" in the world of martial arts. Who is the second brother Feng? What kind of legendary experience and vigorous life does he have? Let us walk into the legendary life of Er Ge Feng. (This is the legendary life of the second brother Feng in Siam. The author is his direct fifth-generation descendant)