
The Top Cop of Hong Kong's Underworld
港综警界枭雄
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 892k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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446Chapters
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It's a pretty good Hong Kong variety show. The only downside is that the main character is too rich. In the 1980s, you were worth hundreds of billions, even the Governor of Hong Kong would have to kneel before you! But you insist on becoming a policeman and suffering humiliation. Your superiors know you have so much money, yet they still dare to trip you up and make things difficult for you. Capitalist society, my friend! You don't even understand the meaning of the word "capital"!
There were no system-specific tasks required, and in those days, having a net worth of tens of billions would have made you the richest person in Hong Kong. Why was you so determined to become a policeman?!
Winning that much money at a casino—all legitimate casino halls have betting limits. Winning hundreds of millions in the 70s? And you think you can leave Macau alive? Dream on! Even if Lei Luo himself came, he wouldn't be able to leave. How much money did Hong Kong's richest man have in the 70s? Lei Luo made such a big splash in Hong Kong, how much money did he actually embezzle?
The protagonist won't become the top police chief; those born after 1997 lack patriotism and won't let him take that position. Also, the author portrays the protagonist as a ruthless tycoon—forget it, it's impossible. Global conglomerates all have backing; for example, Samsung has South Korea, Mitsui, Sumitomo has Japan, Goldman Sachs has the US, and HSBC has the UK.
Keep it up, there are so few Hong Kong variety shows to watch these days.
The beginning of this book is about a billionaire who works as a lackey for the British in Hong Kong, and yet a bunch of idiots are reading it 🤫🤫. Only truly remarkable people can actually finish reading it.
Author, I just reported you five or six times. Hope it helps. Love you!
Wealth has never threatened the mainland. Assets are not everything. Deng Xiaoping was prepared to shatter everything by taking back Hong Kong. I don't understand what's so great about the protagonist. Without any national backing, hundreds of billions in assets are just a big fat pig. Foreigners can't openly rob, but they can steal!
I'm being discouraged. What's the point of reading if you don't love your country? I'd like to ask the experts how to report books here; I've never done it before and want to try. 🙂
In less than forty chapters, his net worth exceeded 100 billion, making him the number one person in Hong Kong. 🤤 Author, has this book completely collapsed?