The Southern City's Kingpin: My Comeback in the Underworld

⬆️This book is full of imaginative and boundless ideas.

Author, why did you have to make Xiaoyun leave? This kind of love is so precious, why? Sigh.

The author has probably been invited for questioning.

If Zhang Xiaoyun were to reappear later, the story could be written like this: Zhang Xiaoyun originally intended to marry her benefactor to repay his kindness, but she became pregnant, so their relationship didn't work out. This would give Zhang Xiaoyun a reason to return, clarify her relationship with her benefactor, and be more acceptable to readers, since I personally find the reason for her…

It's best if Zhang Xiaoyun doesn't reappear. The reason for her departure is hard to accept. She's gone, so let her go. Even if she reappears later, it will only add to the trouble and sadness. It's better if she doesn't, since her departure involved the kindness shown to her by others, and she can't easily sever ties with her benefactors. So, her reappearance feels pointless. However, if they portrayed her and her benefactors as sworn siblings, then her reappearance might be more palatable!

The plot is captivating, evoking memories of the 1980s and 90s, a time of changing hearts, priceless bonds, rampant materialism, and even heroes struggling to resist the allure of beautiful women. Dongguan, a city renowned for its eroticism, witnessed countless tales of love and hate, money, beauty, passion, and bloodshed, a blend of reality and fantasy. A great story, almost too real!

It's really good; it doesn't make you stupid, and the plot is good too.

Hopefully, Zhang Xiaoyun will reappear later in the story; otherwise, it would be a disaster if the ending was poorly executed.

Could you update more often? It's quite good.

Oh, there's even a knife in there. Hopefully, it won't end badly.