Save 100,000 words! It's been a long time coming, and it's definitely not an eunuch!
Ye Tian traveled to Kowloon, Hong Kong Island in 1982, and became an orphan whose parents died, leaving only an apartment and a little savings. In this chaotic era, I thought it would be a difficult start, but I didn't expect that the deceased grandfather was no ordinary old man.
An iron box brings out old accounts
A bronze medal opens up the past of the walled city
An old document alarmed Inspector Zonghua of Kowloon
From Kowloon Street to Central Stock Market
From restaurant goods to police power
Ye Tian relies on the plot prophet, the destiny system, and the connections from the old era left by his grandfather to step by step open the door to the power of the black and white in Hong Kong Island.
This is the story of a Kowloon orphan who gradually became a talkative person in Hong Kong through old scores, capital, and rivers and lakes.
Reader comments
I don't know why. I feel so tired after reading this book. I feel like I'm a spy. Is the tone of the dialogue amplified by AI?
I don't know why. I feel so tired after reading this book. I feel like I'm a spy. Is the tone of the dialogue amplified by AI?