On a rainy night in 1990, Tang Muye, an orphan from Mong Kok, had his legs broken by a communist and was thrown into Victoria Harbor. When he was about to die, the voice of "Old Ghost" sounded: "Choose - endure, fight, or borrow?" He chose to borrow his strength to fight.
From then on, the lame boy came out of Mongkok, won the gambling in Haomen, and controlled Nanyang. While others were grabbing land, he bet on Silicon Valley; while others were making quick money, he laundered the ashes into trillions of capital—global ports and hundreds of billions of funds, all on his invisible chessboard.
He set three iron rules: don't touch white noodles, don't touch women and children, and don't lose a penny of your brother's money. The gambling king is afraid of him, and the female policeman protects him. Four women have risen and fallen in four rivers and lakes for forty years; the West is blocked, and he backhands the domestic industry. He is not on the rich list: "If I am not on the list, I can see everyone in the dark."
Establish the iron law of the world forever and build an unparalleled wealth empire. Look at how a cripple can trample all the rules of the world under his feet.
