The Lord with Double Eyes: the Chronicle of Hong Kong in 1980

Lu Chen, a leading anti-drug soldier on the border, died on the battlefield to protect his comrades, and his soul traveled through the chaos of Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong in 1984. He became the bullied younger brother. He was burdened with a loan shark of 3,000 Hong Kong dollars at the beginning, and was beaten to the point of death by the casino thugs. In a desperate situation, the ultimate sensory alienation tempered by the rainforest investigation in the previous life awakened the power of double pupils. It can see through tracks, lies, and understand all loopholes in accounts and contracts. It has backlash restrictions. Excessive use will cause dizziness and bleeding. It is absolutely no brainless trick. In Hong Kong and Macau, where dragons and snakes were mixed in the 1980s, Lu Chen made a huge comeback from the bottom of the casino. Expose the con man at a glance, eliminate the inner ghost, use your hard skills to suppress the situation, and secure your position in charge. He went to Australia to become famous in gambling and won his first million-dollar fortune. He gave up gambling and went into business, stepped into the trend of the times in the real estate market and stock market, and quickly accumulated capital. Encountering revenge from his enemies, Aning was kidnapped by a candy stall, and Lu Chen broke into the house alone to save others. In the business war, his strong eyesight allowed him to seize the opportunity step by step and become the top upstart in Hong Kong. Lu Chen moved his assets northward ahead of schedule, deployed industry and the Internet, and became a well-known patriotic Hong Kong businessman. Aning, who had been with him since he was young, returned from his studies, and the sword of law enforcement accompanied him throughout the rest of his life. Throughout his two lives, he never changed his military resolve and eventually became the helmsman of the times.