Dressed as an Outer Room, I Swallowed the Hundreds of Billions of Xiangjiang's Richest People

[Extremely sober careerist × Dark-bellied and ruthless chaebol living as the king of hell] [Double strong pull + dimensionality reduction attack + making money and enjoying the article + never forgive] When the top female risk control officer on Wall Street opened her eyes, she became a miserable outcast in the Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong in the 1980s. Outside the door is a bad guy who collects debts and kills people, and inside is a scumbag who looks on coldly. Dead end? Sheng Manshu sneered, put on the strongest red lips, and walked into the largest casino in Hong Kong with the remaining 100 yuan. Everyone thought that this fragile canary would be sold to Bowling Street. As a result, she turned around and won 5 million at the gambling table, threw it back into the stock market, and used short-selling leverage to grab 50 million! The once aloof scumbag went bankrupt and liquidated, and he knelt in the heavy rain and begged her to show her favor. Sheng Manshu held a black umbrella, and her high heels ruthlessly ran over the back of his hand: "Mr. Lin, the rain in the walled city is much colder than this." Rumor has it that He Xianchen, the living king of hell who controls the black and white in Hong Kong, picked up a poisonous mandala. He watched her turn the business world of Xiangjiang upside down. Instead of getting angry, he stuffed the unlimited black card into the hem of her slit skirt: "If you win, the money is yours. If you lose, your life will be kept." He thought he was taming his prey, but unexpectedly, this man-eating eagle turned around and devoured the four largest tycoons in Hong Kong, and even put the tip of the knife against his heart. On the top of the Peak, the billionaire queen Sheng Manshu's red lips were slightly raised: "Master He, I told you that I only care about money, not my heart." The powerful tyrant knelt down on one knee and kissed her ankle devoutly, his eyes full of crazy surrender: "I've given you my life, so what's the point of money?"