1920: From Chinese Constable to Tycoon

Why do you always have to be associated with a certain organization? Is it that you can't write or publish without them?

I clicked to watch it, but the description of it being about special forces immediately turned me off.

You can't write about conquering the world, engaging in warlordism, and then the Japanese come and kill you. Forget it, you don't even need to wait for the Japanese to come; those officials can kill you, sleep with your wife, and seize your family business.

He insisted on giving all his money to others, even when he was starving and had no money for food, he had to carry sacks for others.

During the Republic of China era, a room cost 6 silver dollars to rent. Author, do you really understand the prices at that time?

It's not good, very wordy. It's about a lowly military or police officer engaging in fistfights and gunfights, and it's almost ten chapters long. It's a flop.

You actually included my great-great-grandmother in your name… You're really going too far with your connections… She changed her name and surname when she went to Shanghai, and now only our branch of descendants remains! Actually, I don't believe Lin… the name and surname are fake… We have no relation to Lao Huang, that scumbag…

The Green Gang is allied with the Sanxin Company, and they're most likely involved in opium trafficking, prostitution, and gambling. While the Hongmen has both good and bad members, the Green Gang is full of scoundrels. And you call yourself a union member? The Green Gang was the main force suppressing workers; even Chiang Kai-shek avoided them like the plague because they were so corrupt.

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