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Chapter 124: New and interesting things to see and hear! (Subscribe)

Wu Feng did not return to his residence immediately, but strolled along the streets of Shanghai where neon lights were shining and people were bustling, trying to sort out his thoughts.

Liang Kun must have the ambition to be the leader, otherwise he wouldn't be so eager to find out what Jiang Tiansheng is thinking.

But I guess he was really hit hard by what I said. Didn’t you see the dazed look on his face when he got off the car?

After careful consideration, Wu Feng suddenly realized that everyone had underestimated Jiang Tiansheng.

Look at He Liansheng, and then look at Hongxing, and many things will become clear.

Together with Uncle Lian Sheng and a large group of elders, most of the power of the entire society is in their hands.

Let’s look at Hung Hing again. Apart from Uncle Hing who is the leader of the gang in Tuen Mun, are there any so-called powerful elders?
Either they left Hung Hing early to start another society, or they retired early for unknown reasons, and went to the Netherlands to retire.

It can be said that Jiang Tiansheng really achieved the point of monopolizing power.

Even the Dongxing Camel is far inferior to him. Maybe this is the benefit passed down from father to son.

Of course, if Jiang Tiansheng’s skills were not enough, he would not be able to have the final say in Hongxing.

Boss B has successfully taken office. It is estimated that Jiang Tiansheng will soon start the regional decision-making system.

This guy is very rich now, and he is probably more concerned about getting out of poverty.

It's just not clear what his specific thoughts and ideas are. Anyway, you can't tell it at all in the movie.

There is a Hong Kong variety show novel that I read in my previous life that is somewhat reliable. It is about imitating the gang leader who is as famous as Bruce Lee in the underworld and downplaying the gang traces by becoming a movie star.

Jiang Tiansheng is originally a gang leader. If he plays himself in a movie many times, it will be easy for the audience to form a fixed idea: this guy is very stylish in playing the gang leader!
As long as the people of Hong Kong think that Jiang is just an actor, his community identity will naturally fade.

In fact, Hung Hing is the only first-class society in Hong Kong Island that does not sell pills. Wu Feng feels that it should be relatively easy for Jiang Tiansheng to clean himself up and get out of trouble.

Passing by an ice cream parlor, Wu Feng, his close associates, and a group of bodyguards walked in and found a seat to sit down.

I ordered a few bottles of soda, and while cooling off, I looked out the huge floor-to-ceiling windows at the enchanting scenery of Shanghai streets at night. It seemed as if the air was filled with the scent of perfume.

There were actually several young people in the ice room who were discussing Li Bancheng's affairs enthusiastically.

It can be seen that Li Bancheng's influence in Hong Kong Island is so great that he can easily stir the hearts of the grassroots citizens.

Speaking of Li Bancheng, Wu Feng felt a little regretful.

I had indeed ignored this person before, and by the time I realized it, it was already too late.

Li Bancheng's goal had been achieved long ago. Although he was a little troubled by several conspiracy theory articles he concocted privately, it had little impact on Li Bancheng's plan.

That’s right, those articles that caused unrest among the people of Hong Kong were naturally written by him.

In fact, inferring certain things in the past based on things that happened in the future is really convincing and impactful. Otherwise, it would not have triggered discussions among almost the entire population of Hong Kong Island in just a few days.

But that's it...

At most, it affected Li Bancheng's reputation, and other substantial impacts were almost negligible.

With tens of billions of cash flow raised, he can do whatever he wants when the stock market crash comes. It is unlikely that anyone can stop him from going any further.

The biggest purpose of those articles is to remind other wealthy Chinese people not to let Li Bancheng take all the credit, as they are left far behind and stand out from the crowd.

In fact, he did this because he learned the plot of a novel he had read in his previous life.

The protagonist of that novel is a bureaucrat and may look at Hong Kong affairs from a higher perspective.

He made it clear that he did not want Li Bancheng to become the richest Chinese in Hong Kong or even in Southeast Asia, which would be very detrimental to the mainland's governance of Hong Kong.

The protagonist used the huge official and private propaganda machine and its powerful propaganda capabilities to destroy Li Bancheng's fundraising efforts in 1987, and denied him the opportunity to take further steps.

In other aspects, there was no deliberate suppression of Li Bancheng, so that he was always just one of the top ten richest Chinese in Hong Kong Island, and his influence never surpassed that of other tycoons.

Wu Feng naturally didn't quite understand the intricacies of this. In his previous life, he was just a professional online writer, and not even an urban writer. Although he enjoyed reading rebirth urban novels and Hong Kong variety shows, he didn't have a deep understanding of some things and couldn't grasp the true meaning of certain actions.

However, he instinctively felt that preventing Li Bancheng from being the only one to stand out was the best option.

Of course, Wu Feng is not yet capable of participating in the competition among the wealthy Chinese.

It's just fanning the flames, and it won't be of much use unless it's a critical moment.

All I can say is, do your best and leave the rest to fate, and don't have too many expectations.

It's better to do your own thing and grow stronger step by step. When your strength reaches a certain level, it will be impossible for you to avoid a fight with Li Bancheng.

Apart from anything else, with the development speed of Fengrui Film and Television, it will definitely become one of the overlords of the Hong Kong film industry in a year or two, and will definitely be able to influence many people working in the film industry.

At least those people working in the film industry who have been influenced by Fengrui Film and Television will never get involved in those stupid things, and they would be happy to be used as a gun.

After reading many reports, I felt that some Hong Kong celebrities were really clueless.

After he traveled through time and started a film and television company, he finally understood what the star status of Hong Kong Island was like.

Recently I had to go to the mainland to solve a series of problems encountered at the factory.

It's really a bummer that he managed his own factory so strictly, but he still made mistakes? In addition, there were also some problems with arcade motherboards and production factories in mainland China.

I don’t know where this person got his connections from, but he actually found out about the arcade factory’s products, and then tried every means to take away some of the products.

The money was enough, but it was all in RMB.

Isn't this nonsense? Arcade machines will be put on the ship directly after they are produced. There is still a big gap in Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. They are all knife music.

By the way, I don’t know how far the arcade games of the “Project A” series and the “Police Stories” series have been developed. I’ll have to ask about it when I have time.

Just as Wu Feng was thinking about his recent work plan, he was also targeted by some people.

At the entrance of a mahjong parlor, Cui Xiaoxiao was talking to his father excitedly: "Dad, do you know who I just saw? Brother Feng, the leader of the Hongxing Saigon branch!"

"I saw it, this is Brother Feng's territory!"

Chui Shui Da said disapprovingly: "Besides, I only saw you from a distance. Can you really get close to me?"

"Hmph, Dad, don't look down on me!"

Cui Xiaoxiao was eager to try, "How about I give it a try?"

"No, no, no, my dear aunt, please don't do anything rash!"

Chui Shuida was startled and hurriedly tried to stop him, saying, "You don't know what Brother Feng's temper is like. If you approach him rashly, what will you do if you accidentally offend him?"

"I wouldn't be so reckless!"

Cui Xiaoxiao complained, "Brother Feng has such a good reputation on Shanghai Street, you've heard about it, Dad!"

"If he really has a bad temper, why would so many people say good things about Brother Feng?"

"It's a pity that my dad has been hanging out on Bowl Lane all this time. Otherwise, life would be much easier if I had gone to Brother Feng!"

"Don't talk nonsense. Is Brother Kun really that bad?"

Chui Shuida rolled his eyes at Cui Xiaoxiao and said jokingly, "Anyway, Shanghai Street isn't far from Bolan Street. We can come here often. Shanghai Street is definitely safe and comfortable!"

I can only say that the plot of the movie seriously vilifies the character of Liang Kun.

As long as you analyze it carefully, you will find that many of the plots in it cannot stand scrutiny.

In "The Thirteen Sisters of Hongxing", how could Liang Kun, the leader of the Hongxing Mong Kok Gang, who could earn tens of millions of dollars every month just from taking commissions, always ask Chui Shui Tat to play mahjong with him just to win Chui Shui Tat's money? It's simply outrageous.

Chuishida is not a rich man. It’s good enough for him to have a few thousand Hong Kong dollars in his hand. Does Liang Kun think he is good enough?

I can only say that the director and screenwriter really spared no effort in vilifying Liang Kun.

To be honest, there are hundreds of veteran gangsters like Chuishida under Liang Kun.

If Chui Shui Da was not the father of the protagonist Cui Xiaoxiao, there would have to be enough plots, and it would be hard to say whether Liang Kun knew about the existence of Chui Shui Da.

The character Liang Kun in the movie is very magical, and it seems like his brain is not very normal!

At the moment, Liang Kun naturally would not care about Chui Shui Da, a mahjong partner who has been hanging out in the mahjong parlor for many years, as he does not make money by running the mahjong parlor.

Besides, there is the largest mahjong parlor with the prefix "瑞" in its name on Bowl Lane. Even if Liang Kun wants to run a mahjong parlor, he can't open it on Bowl Lane and bring shame upon himself.

Chui Shui Da, on the other hand, hangs out almost every day in the mahjong parlor on Bowl Lane. In fact, he meets more gangsters and they often have unpleasant quarrels.

There are too many societies on Bowl Lane, and not all of them are Hung Hing brothers. Chui Shui Tat has suffered a lot of losses.

However, ever since I saw Wu Feng in the underground boxing ring opened by Uncle Ben, I suddenly wanted to come to Shanghai Street to take a look. But when I got here, I suddenly realized that the situation was very different.

There are also gangs of He Liansheng and Dongxing on Shanghai Street. Given the power of these first-class societies, Shanghai Street should be a scene of fierce competition and unrest.

But the fact is just the opposite. The environment here on Shanghai Street is quite peaceful and harmonious.

Chuishida was in a mahjong parlor, and he met Dongxing and Liansheng thugs. They were all very honest and well-behaved, with no signs of getting angry at all.

Even if there was an argument while playing cards, at most they would just swear at each other and there would never be a fight, which he found unbelievable.

Not only Chuishida, but Cui Xiaoxiao also found it difficult to understand.

The order on Shanghai Street seems to be a little too good.

Although there are occasionally gangsters on the streets, they are all honest and well-behaved, and never harass ordinary passers-by and vendors.

What surprised her most was that there were so few gangsters on the streets of Shanghai.

She had heard that there were a lot of Hung Hing brothers in Shanghai Street, even more than Brother Kun's brothers in Bowl Lane, but why didn't she see it?

Not only are the streets clean, but the nightclubs are also quite formal. Cui Xiaoxiao, who just arrived, feels a little uncomfortable. Why does it feel like everything is wrong?

Of course, there were quite a few pretty girls in the nightclub, and their quality was absolutely up to standard, which made her quite excited, and she felt like a fish in water.

　I have to go out to visit someone in the evening, so I may not have time to update the code.
　　
　
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