Yang Hao was a street gangster before his death. His only advantage was his loyalty.
When he opened his eyes and woke up, he was a beggar who was about to starve to death in a dilapidated temple in the south of Bianjing City. Even the crescent scar on his left wrist was exactly the same.
But this is not the world he is familiar with.
The government is colluding with gangs, scholars are monopolized by aristocratic families, and merchants are nothing more than meat on the chopping block of the powerful no matter how much money they make. And he, a gangster who traveled through modern times, only has two things in his body: the fighting skills of the 21st century and a set of words that can turn black into white.
He just wanted to live. It would be nice to recruit a few younger brothers, rob a street, collect some protection fees, and become the top tyrant in Bianjing.
Until he met Su Waner.
The daughter of the Su family in Jiangnan threw twenty taels of silver notes from the sedan chair. There was no charity in her eyes, only one sentence: "The Black Tiger Gang colluded with Wang Zhixian. If a strong man has any trouble with them, be careful."
Yang Hao knew for the first time that someone could be so smart and so strong.
——I also learned for the first time that it turns out that when a gangster is tempted, it is more difficult to end than using a knife.
From then on, there was one more rule in his list: he took note of the peaceful world she wanted to see.
So——
He used the cunning of a ruffian to dismantle gangs, used the mind of a businessman to make a country rich, and used the vision of a time traveler to light up steam and electric light.
She weaved an intelligence network for him at home, wrote new policies for him in the court, and stood side by side with him in troubled times, tempering a man's ambition into the dawn of civilization.
Some people called him a demon king who brought trouble to Chao Gang, and some people said that she was the Su family witch of Si Chen.
"The country is too far away, so I will accompany you; the people's hearts are too dangerous, but I trust you enough."
