The Underworld: Sis, Take It Easy, I’ve Still Got Money to Make

[Underworld + Gold Rush + Working for a Living + Passionate + Multiple Heroines + Feel-Good Fiction + No System]

Zhang Peng, a migrant worker, creates a new order in Guancheng's underworld. The Sichuan, Henan, Hunan, and Hubei gangs all rise because of him.

This book follows the protagonist's step-by-step journey to becoming the overlord of Guancheng's underworld through arcs including “Escape and Kill on the Northern Guangdong Wasteland,” “The Deadly Showdown at Yanzhai,” “Hunting for Drugs on Humen's Deserted Island,” and “The Battle for Guancheng.”

The story starts slowly, but after the first 80,000 words, it grows more and more thrilling and dangerous.

At twenty, Zhang Peng goes to Dongguan and seeks refuge with two beautiful neighbor girls who are not related to him by blood.

It's awkward for a man and women to live together, but to save money, they have no choice but to make do.

A roll of film gets him caught and sent to a wasteland in northern Guangdong to pan for gold. He fights his way through a bloody escape, seizing a batch of gold bars and cash. Against all odds, he carves a way out of the most desperate situation.

After leaving the mountains, he uses the money to recruit men and establish a gang. He takes on Young Master Xu head-on and fights a bloody battle against Li Chuang, the leader of the Sichuan gang and a former friend. He becomes the biggest power in Guancheng.

In 2002, following the previous year's crackdown, Dongguan's three largest gangs fell apart, and smaller gangs gradually began to take shape.

Zhang Peng lives with the sisters and struggles alongside them. In the end, he fights his way to victory, establishes the Hubei gang, and becomes a legendary underworld boss.