Film and TV: Starting by Bringing Three Thousand Disciples Ashore

Even if you dismantle Liang Kun's business, he still won't have 20 million, whether it's money or goods. He just finished his Shar Pei, what's the point of looking at this timeline!

Well written! The probability of being banned is increasing exponentially!

Hilarious! Three thousand boats, three thousand people... Hahaha, they're all drivers!

😰Do you really think the Hong Kong government wouldn't use force to suppress them? You've gone completely lawless! Do you really think those big triads don't have powerful backers?

No, haven't you seen the records of the Hong Kong British government's crackdown? Since then, there have been many more lackeys and sycophants of the British regime. This introduction of yours makes me completely uninterested in reading it…

In other Hong Kong variety shows I've seen, the main characters are all treated like dogs, but the lawless protagonist in this book is very much to my liking. Using American human rights and freedom to demand things from the British is something I never expected.

That's a bit of a joke. A fish market, billions? Then it's not just one big shot like Si Jiu Liang Kun, and Wo Luen Shing isn't some pushover either. Why would they hire someone to guard a business worth billions?

Hong Kong film: Was the character Lu Taigong, who collected all five capitals, written by the author?

Is this an attempt to write about Lu Taigong that wasn't clearly made?

That's the kind of decisive action we need. Why waste time and energy on gangsters?