
Roaming Hong Kong, I Built a Century-Old Family
浪迹香江,我缔造百年家族
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- Completed
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- 364k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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- 3y ago
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In China, becoming a conglomerate is practically a pipe dream. Imagine wielding absolute power in Hong Kong – you'd be doomed without even knowing why. At best, you'd be another Li Ka-shing. Unless you find another home before the handover, you should just be a wealthy businessman and stop dreaming of becoming a conglomerate.
Putting everything else aside, the security guards almost poisoned me to death after just one session; they were acting like complete idiots. The entire security system consists of Yin Lianfu's comrades-in-arms. Do you know what that means? All of them are veterans from inland China who have received patriotic and communist education.
It's ridiculous. Where do you get your flour, vegetables, and meat? Suddenly, a major international grain buyer appears, and the four major grain traders will teach you a lesson!
There's no need for the system shop to offer real-world rewards; having memory capsules to exchange for entertainment, knowledge, and technology is enough. A system that allows real-world rewards is really jarring. It's too easy to mess up, too easy to succeed.
Why don't wealthy men give women more money when they're alive? Because women run away once they have their own money. Who's going to bow down and be subservient to you, only to suffer? Offering shares and then refusing them is truly impressive. You look down on them, huh? Then how are you going to make money? You have no money in your own pocket and you look down on small sums? Impressive.
Oil trade is not a matter of military power; how could Hong Kong conglomerates interfere? Do you think the Anglo-Saxons will listen to rules? If a country isn't strong enough to forcibly retake Taiwan, Li Ka-shing's assets in Britain would be immediately confiscated! The author's choice of this subject is so stupid...
The entire security detail consists of Yin Lianfu's comrades-in-arms. What does this mean? It means they are all veterans from inland China, who have received patriotic education. When the nation calls, will they listen to you or the nation?
Your company is entirely under someone else's name. If they turn their back on you, you'll lose everything. Then, if they arrange some kind of accident, there'll be no one to speak up for you. It's unbelievable.
To build a conglomerate in Hong Kong is wishful thinking; the North would not allow such an uncontrollable entity to exist.
There's a system, that's standard practice. But is a harem system even legitimate? Putting everything else aside, 100 points for a virgin, 1 point for a non-virgin…aren't you exhausted…?