A Guide to Avoiding Duds (Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees!) 避坑指南（💰不是大风刮来的！！）

2 港 Hong Kong Films: You’re a Hung Hing Boy, Why Are You Acting Like a Charity King? 港片：你洪兴仔，慈善大王什么鬼 Pipi Tree皮皮树Infinite Myriad Worlds3.8M WordsCompleted Guan Zu transmigrates as a low-level member under Hung Hing boss Big B, only to obtain the Charity King System. With my background, you want me to do charity? [Ding! You helped an old lady cross the road. Reward: 5,000 Hong Kong dollars!] [Ding! You donated one million dollars. Reward: VCD technology!] [Ding! You founded a charity to help families in need. Reward: Feng Yuxiu’s fighting skills, and +10% support from the public!] [Ding! You helped your gang brothers make a fortune and put food on 46Votes659kRecs1.4MFans

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Guan Zu transmigrated and became a henchman of Hung Hing boss B, and ended up obtaining the "King of Charity System". Given my status, you expect me to do charity? [Ding! You helped an elderly lady cross the street and received a reward of HKD 5000!] [Ding! You have donated 1 million and received the reward of "VCD technology"!] [Ding! A charity for helping families in need has been established, and you have received the reward "Feng Yuxiu's Strength" and a 10% increase in support from beneficiary citizens!] [Ding! Help your gang members make big money and have food to eat! You've received the reward "Mobile Technology" and a 10% increase in your gang members' support rate!] Guan Zu: "..." Sorry, I was speaking too loudly! I love doing good deeds! He became a well-known philanthropist in Hong Kong and also became the legislator with the highest approval rating among Hong Kong citizens. When it came time to elect the leader of Hung Hing, Kwan Tsu, with a cigarette dangling from his lips and his legs crossed, said, "Chiang Tin Yeung, the twelfth hall master of Hung Hing, with 40,000 blue lanterns, are all my men. How can you fight me?" Jiang Tianyang: "…" During the century-long business war, Kwan Cho used his power to intimidate the Cucumber Man: "All the citizens of Hong Kong are my supporters. Believe me or not, with just one word from me, no one will shop in your supermarkets and no one will buy your properties." Cucumber Man: "…" Guan Zu: The martial arts world is not about fighting and killing, but about human relationships and social interactions. If you are good, I am good too!

3 黄EN Reversing the Yellow Springs 黄泉逆行 Riding the Waves in Search of a Boat踏浪寻舟Sci-Fi4.0M WordsOngoing Calamity descends, swallowing the world. With their last reserves of strength, humanity builds towering walls and mighty cities to preserve the final spark of civilization. Now calamity stirs once more. Humanity will go on the offensive! Witness the heroes, follow their example, become a hero yourself! (For readers who don't like passionate stories, the post-apocalypse, or multiple heroines, please don't flame the author.) 205Votes135.2kRecs556.4kFans

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Calamity descended and engulfed the world. Humanity used its last strength to build high walls, construct giant cities, and preserve the last spark of life. And now, disaster strikes again. Humanity will turn defense into offense! Go and witness heroes, emulate heroes, and become heroes! (If you dislike action, post-apocalyptic setting, and multiple female leads, please refrain from negative comments.)

5 飞 Rising to Power, Starting in Chinatown 飞扬跋扈，从唐人街开始 No Scallions, Please不吃葱花Historical3.6M WordsCompleted At the end of the nineteenth century, Chinese laborers in America had fallen to the status of third-class people. Discrimination against and conflicts with Chinese laborers grew increasingly fierce, and attacks became more frequent. In San Francisco's Chinatown, opium dens and gambling houses stood everywhere, while gangs and associations made the area a chaotic mix of all kinds of people. Until one day, Chen Zhengwei stepped off a ship, his face radiant with a brilliant smile. “I like the smell 9Votes357.9kRecs643.4kFans

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By the end of the 19th century, Chinese laborers in America had been relegated to the third class. Discrimination and conflicts against Chinese laborers among the public intensified, and attacks gradually increased. In San Francisco's Chinatown, opium dens and gambling dens were everywhere, along with guild halls and clubs, creating a mixed and chaotic atmosphere. Until this day, Chen Zhengwei stepped off the ship with a bright smile on his face. "I like the smell of gunpowder in the air here." "I traveled halfway around the world to get here, not to mine."