Godfather of Northern Myanmar: I Strike Hard in the Golden Triangle
缅北教父，我在金三角重拳出击
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- 1.9M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 3d ago
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- The Godfather of Southeast Asia: Starting with Debt Collection in the Golden Triangle东南亚教父，从金山角收债开始Former title · until Nov 2026
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Great, finally found a book with a strong sense of history. It's just that they usually don't last long... Either they're 404 errors or need to be edited and censored. However, the plot is fast-paced and definitely worth watching.
Shouldn't armed force be the measure of strength over there? They seem more like Hong Kong thugs.
It's entertaining to watch, but the pace is too fast. It's all fighting and killing; there's no time to build up your power or influence.
This is northern Myanmar, where I grew up. Welcome to my world, my precious little princess.
The legend of the two lions trampling the earth is famous worldwide, yet there are still people so naive as to believe that they can get rich in some remote corner. They've had too many brain-boosting injections and are overly protected.
The protagonist's formidable reputation appears and disappears intermittently. When he's safe, everyone knows he's a bomb maniac. But if he's in trouble, captured by the enemy, or blackmailed, they forget he's a ruthless individual and just wait for him to exact his revenge.
The cake was only so big, and it was almost completely divided up long ago. Even if the protagonist is a strong fighter, how many more can he take on? Rebirth without cheat codes won't take you far. 😥
After reading 10 chapters, I just want to ask, doesn't the protagonist have any power-ups? In that chaotic place, I'm always worried he'll suddenly die if he doesn't have one. Carbon-based lifeforms can't withstand firearms; sniping or ambushing can wipe out most people. Although having a power-up is illogical, dodging bullets makes sense.
The last few chapters have been really frustrating to read. They're being schemed against in all sorts of ways. They clearly have the strength to overpower others, but they're trying to solve things with their brains. Anyone who can survive to this point is a shrewd person. Unless the opponents collectively lose their minds, let alone the underworld, in any industry, fists are the only way to speak. Strong people don't waste time with nonsense!
Let's revise the synopsis to "Rebirth in the Golden Triangle: Rising from the Demise of Four Major Families." Maybe we can even capitalize on the viewership from this CCTV documentary. 🤓
The plot is very well-developed and the pace is fast, but towards the end it feels like the fighting is just for the sake of fighting. In particular, there is a character who, without any foreshadowing, suddenly starts to contradict others, which feels like he's trapped in a vicious cycle of constant fighting, which is a bit tiring to watch.