[Transmigration + Russia + powerful protagonist + scheming + ruthless + no self-righteous saint...]
The protagonist transmigrates to Russia in 1992. To survive, he heads to the frontier, smuggling daily necessities, steel, and weapons, and sets out on the path to becoming a kingpin.
A fierce dragon crosses the river, witnessing Hong Kong's history;
A king arrives, laying down the law on the peninsula;
A money offensive builds a football powerhouse...
Intelligence agencies in multiple countries list him as the world's most wanted fugitive!
Years later, Alexander Romanov, winner of the Peace Prize, sits down for an interview with Time magazine.
"Tsar? That's history now!"
"A crime syndicate boss? That's not funny at all. Everyone knows I'm a philanthropist."
"My greatest ambition? World peace through nuclear annihilation!"
Although it is a fabricated and exaggerated novel that describes the protagonist as omnipotent, I still enjoyed reading it. The subject matter is novel, bold and careful, and full of patriotism. I still like this kind of book. 👍👍👍
It's very interesting. Come on, I also want to travel back to the time when Russia was disintegrated.
Why isn't it popular? I chase you every day.
It's pretty good, I hope it gets better and better
OK Hala Shao, just read it. Believe me, I'm an old bookworm.
Well written, keep up the good work and speed up.
You can still go all the way 🥰🥰