Hong Kong Island: I Became a Mob Boss to Make Money

It's fine for the protagonist to want to redeem himself and follow the right path, and it's fine for him to want to become a wealthy tycoon and conglomerate, but that's for later stages! Your initial start was truly a waste of time! Didn't you offer any inspiration from an ideology that's decades ahead of the world? Did you waste all that time reading about how people built their fortunes? At this rate, the protagonist will still be struggling with a winning streak after three hundred chapters!

Your writing about Lau Kin-ming will only remind people of the character from Infernal Affairs. I guessed the first problem with fanfiction: the character transmigrates into a movie or TV series. Retreat.

Was the protagonist an insurance salesman in his past life? Why does he have such a deep obsession with wearing suits?

The author's writing skills are poor; it reads like a diary entry.

People who were involved in crime in the 1980s were very loyal and righteous. When I was a kid, I knew someone who was involved in crime who could earn more than 500 yuan a month. At that time, my dad only earned 7 yuan a day working on a construction site.