Feng Juan had to live abroad for years after an accident. At long last, she returned to her hometown, ready to inherit the family business.
Her grandfather, who had sworn years ago that he would leave the family business to her, now had other beloved grandchildren. And her younger brother, once a clingy little crybaby, had changed completely, turning into a prickly little hedgehog who fought over everything.
As for her other siblings, the one-time apple of the family’s eye seemed to have become an outsider.
Feng Juan took it all in stride. She never got involved in family infighting and became the only proper businessperson in the family: she competed legally and paid her taxes diligently.
While her brothers formed factions to fight over the boss’s seat, Feng Juan put profit first. There was no problem money couldn’t solve, though unfortunately, she was a Pixiu who only let money in and never let it out.
In 1970s Hong Kong, corrupt cops were everywhere, and various gangs ruled their own turf. Feng Juan’s family background gave her a natural advantage, but with the police and gangs in bed together, she couldn’t avoid getting caught up in it all.
Grandpa’s Pixiu Granddaughter and the Walled City’s Curly-Haired Accountant
Theme: Staying out of crime and breaking the law
