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Books by Scapegoat Prawn
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- Hong Kong Crossover: I’m the Big Winner 港综：我是大赢家 Ding! You have a new mission. Become famous throughout the city? Too easy. You know Wu Song, right? Watch me spill blood at Mandarin Duck Tower. Ding! You have a new mission. Become a billionaire, a legend of the underworld, and a powerbroker who rules over all? Yikes... Should I study the life of Lai Hao or Al Capone? Never mind. New place, new game plan. I’d better get some startup capital first... 94.8kReads9.2Score7.1k14d adds
- Hong Kong Crossover: The Ultimate Smuggler 港综：最强大捞家 In the world of Hong Kong Island, the Money Empire era has just ended. The four great detectives are long gone, and the underworld is in turmoil. The mighty tide of a new age surges in. He Wenyao, who has lived two lives, travels from north to south, crossing the sea to arrive. When the bells of the new century ring out and Lighthouse magazine asks its question, he looks around and finds no equal in the world. 62.6kReads9.3Score4.1k14d adds
- Hong Kong and Macau: King of Gamblers 港澳：赌王之王 Since ancient times, Haojiang has been dominated by three forces: the gangs, gambling, and the Tanka. Living another life in Haojiang, there’s no way I’m not getting involved somehow. The gangs are too low-class, all fighting and killing. A little too dangerous. Gambling is like grabbing money: fame and fortune await, but the barrier to entry is a little too high. Better to start with the Tanka and build up influence and a foundation... 2.2kReads8.8Score10614d adds
- Hong Kong Crime Boss: Ruling the Four Seas 港枭：纵横四海 He transmigrates into the world of Hong Kong crime dramas in the 1980s. Among the four classes of scholar, farmer, artisan, and merchant, he starts as a scholar. The legends of the four crime bosses are long past. A new legend is slowly beginning. Some call him the top cop; others call him a tycoon! Time magazine: “Chu Qianjun, the hidden titan of the global economy!” Reuters: “The most terrifying figure of the twentieth century!” —Reads—Score—14d adds
