In the spring of 1998, Zhang Chen went to Hong Kong with his sister to make a living. He was fired because he was unwilling to be humiliated and beat the team leader. Fortunately, Lao Wang helped him get started, and with his clever mind and gangsters, he set up a stall selling water and giving away lottery tickets, making a huge profit of 2,500 yuan in a single day. After taking over the store, he made money by diverting traffic from slot machines. He also met the Hong Kong boss Huang Jincheng by exchanging cigarettes with integrity, and was appreciated by him to counterattack. Zhang Chen struggled in the feasting and feasting of the Hong Kong city, dealing with partial wealth and temptation, earning the first pot of gold with his cleverness, finding his right direction in the world, and gradually becoming a gangster in the Hong Kong city from a country boy. Adapted from the Tomato novel "In the Dark Golden Age, I'm Making Money in Sideways" by 35 Bottles.
Reader comments
It's a very good drama, with very upright views.
Although the plot may not necessarily have a noble person in reality, hard work can make up for weakness, and you will never die of hunger!
Home is indispensable, my eyes are full of resentment, I miss my family and my country.
People at the bottom are working hard, but relying on cleverness alone is not enough.
Looking forward to the third season
Looking forward to the third season [licking the screen] the plot is so exciting
It's a very good drama, with very upright views.
Although the plot may not necessarily have a noble person in reality, hard work can make up for weakness, and you will never die of hunger!
Home is indispensable, my eyes are full of resentment, I miss my family and my country.
People at the bottom are working hard, but relying on cleverness alone is not enough.
Looking forward to the third season
Looking forward to the third season [licking the screen] the plot is so exciting