Liang Yaohui, Godfather of Dongguan

Dongguan, Guangdong, is a city that has produced many remarkable people. This book begins with the Godfather of Dongguan, Crown Prince Hui. Others who appear in turn include White-Haired Chicken Lu Xin, one of the Four Tigers of Dongguan; Zhongtang Drum Oil Zhen Huangzhen; and Humen’s Zheng Qianghui. They were all the talk of the town in the 1990s, but the status and wealth they built on luck and brute force were ultimately squandered through their own actions. The first to appear, and the central figure, is Crown Prince Hui. At the height of his power, he was the underground czar of Lingnan, the godfather of the hotel business, Crown Prince Hui of Dongguan, one of the two great Huis of the north and south. He was surrounded by followers and outrageously arrogant. With a single call, he could summon billions in cash overnight, and he boasted that a stomp of his foot could make the Pearl River run backward. At his lowest, he was nothing but a number, unworthy of a name, and even his breathing had to follow the rules. Yet many years later, legends of the Four Tigers of Dongguan still circulate in the underworld, and their stories have never been forgotten... But one piece of advice continues to warn people at all times: obey the law and be a good, kind citizen.