A Black Hole Connects China and Myanmar, and Princess Mansha Becomes My Secretary

A mysterious black hole, stone gambling, flirtation, fortune-making, and warlord warfare. Peng Fei, a highly skilled special forces veteran, discovers a mysterious cave high on a cliff while fleeing his enemies in Myanmar. The cave connects the deep mountains of Ruili with the depths of the Paga jungle. From then on, he keeps its secret and quietly makes a fortune, buying rough jade stones cheaply in Myanmar and selling them at a high price back home. Mansa, the tall, curvaceous daughter of a Myanmar warlord, pursues and fawns over Peng Fei, hoping to open a secret route for rough jade stones between the two countries. She becomes his secretary. Though she never learns the cave's secret, she eventually manages Peng Fei's finances and takes care of his daily needs. The novel revolves around romantic tension, Peng Fei's amorous encounters, resourceful deals, stone-gambling know-how, the transport of rough stones (a major focus), rough-stone trading, huge profits from rough stones, tangled interests, and warlord warfare in Myanmar.