The Black Hole Leads to China and Myanmar, Princess Mansha Becomes My Secretary

Mysterious black holes, stone gambling, ambiguity, getting rich, and warlord wars. Peng Fei, a retired special forces soldier with great skills, discovered a mysterious cave high on a cliff that connects the deep mountains of Ruili and the jungle of Hpakant while evading the pursuit of enemies in Myanmar. From then on, he hid the secret and made a low-key fortune by purchasing rough stones from Myanmar at low prices and selling them at high prices in China. Mansha, a tall and curvy princess of the Burmese warlord, pursued Peng Fei on her knees, intending to open up a secret passage for raw jadeite from the two countries, and became Peng Fei's secretary. Later, although she did not know the secrets of the cave, she took charge of Peng Fei's finances and served him daily. This novel revolves around the ambiguity between men and women, Peng Fei's love affair, exploitation and exchange, knowledge of stone gambling, rough stone transfer (key points), rough stone trading, huge profits from rough stones, intertwined interests, and the Burmese warlord war.