Sold by his birth mother for money and cursed by the world as a “bastard,” Fan Chen’s childhood was nothing but mud and fists.
He crawled out from beneath a bridge in a small town in northern Anhui. At school, he fought fire with fire; on the streets, he paved his way with blood; in the underworld, he left no enemies alive; and in business, he turned the world upside down.
His brothers took knives for him, and women fell for him. Policewomen, heiresses, actresses, and formidable businesswomen all succumbed to his charms.
From street punk to the underground king of Beijiang, from construction laborer to the head of a trillion-yuan business empire, over twenty years he turned the label “bastard” into the legend of Brother Chen.
Some called him ruthless and cruel; others admired his loyalty and devotion. Only he knew the truth:
He would make those who had wronged him pay a hundredfold. He would protect with his life the brothers who trusted him. And he would give glory to the women who loved him.
This is the epic tale of a ruthless kingpin who clawed his way up from the gutter, ruling the underworld with one hand and commanding a business empire with the other, surrounded by women of every kind as he stood atop the city, looking down on all.
“In Beijiang, you either listen to me, or you die.”
It is worth recommending, passionate, talented, and emphasizing friendship. The story of the protagonist is very inspiring and touching.