Hong Kong film: My brother, Big D, I really don't know kung fu.

The doors to the houses of the villagers in Tazhai Village were kicked open one after another.

They tried to resist when they saw someone break in, but were unexpectedly knocked down by a stun gun.

The entire village was filled with the sounds of clashing swords, sticks, fists, and kicks, accompanied by screams of agony.

Many residents in the neighborhood were awakened by the noise, but upon seeing the large, dark crowd, they immediately retreated back into their homes.

In Hong Kong, where triads are rampant these days, meddling in other people's business can really get you killed.

No one chose to call the police; as long as they weren't implicated, it was better to avoid trouble.

Before long, except for the room where Lin Yaodong and Lin Yaohua were, all the other rooms were taken over by Lei Hao's men.

Big D and the others also noticed something was wrong: "Ah Hao, these people don't seem to be locals; their accents sound like they're from the mainland!"

Although they speak similar language, a closer listen reveals differences, as the things they encounter in the two places are quite different.

Chapter 36 Opens the Door to a New World for Lin Yaodong

Lei Hao also realized that this group of people were most likely the ones who would stick their necks out.

Just then, the door that had been surrounded by Lei Hao and his men opened, and the Lin brothers, Yao Dong and Yao Hua, came out.

"Gentlemen, please don't harm my brothers, Lin Yaodong. This is all my fault, and I will take responsibility!"

As Lin Yaodong spoke, his gaze shifted to Lei Hao, because he noticed that everyone was focused on Lei Hao.

"Huh?" Lei Hao was stunned when he saw Lin Yaodong and Lin Yaohua. He never expected to run into these two brothers in Hong Kong at this time.

So those young men who were captured just now must have been villagers from Tazhai Village brought by Lin Yaodong.

Lei Hao's lips curled into a playful smile.

It's really hard to find a place to break through the iron shoes, and it takes no effort to get it!

He never expected that his trip to arrest people distributing goods in Tsuen Wan would lead him to the future infamous Uncle Tung of Tazhai.

Although somewhat surprised, Lei Hao remained calm and said, "Enough with the nonsense, come with us first!"

Dongguanzi waved to his underlings to grab Lin Yaodong and Lin Yaohua.

Lin Yaohua tried to resist when he saw the people coming up, but Lin Yaodong stopped him.

Now, apart from the two brothers, all the other young people in Tazhai are detained. If they act rashly, it will not only be ineffective, but may also cause everyone to lose their lives here.

Moreover, he saw that there were several hundred people surrounding them in a dark mass, and it was simply wishful thinking to try to break through.

Rather than doing that, it's better to just admit defeat and see if there's any chance to salvage the situation.

After all, they were just being used as pawns; he believed Lei Hao was more interested in catching the person behind the scenes.

The Lin brothers, Yaodong and Yaohua, were subdued, tied up, and brought before Lei Hao.

Having achieved their objective, Lei Hao and his group quickly evacuated the village, arrived at Tsuen Wan Pier, boarded a ship, and sailed into international waters.

The Lin brothers, Yaodong and Yaohua, had dark eyes, knowing that this time things probably wouldn't end well.

"Brother, I'll take full responsibility for everything. Could you please release my brothers?"

Lin Yaodong couldn't help but speak again, as he knew time was running out as the ship sailed further into international waters.

"Pah!" Big D cursed angrily, "What are you going to do with this scoundrel? Do you know how many important people's plans you've ruined by selling laundry detergent in Tsuen Wan!"

Lin Yaodong's pupils contracted. He thought it was just a dispute over triad interests, but he didn't expect that it involved big shots in Hong Kong.

He had inquired before and learned that there used to be a laundry detergent trade in Tsuen Wan, but he didn't know why it was suddenly banned.

Some people have tried to take the risk before, but they were dealt with badly. They were like people with nothing to lose, wanting to gamble.

But little did he expect that he would run into a brick wall, and that all the brothers from Tazhai he brought with him would be killed.

Lei Hao patted Big D on the shoulder, signaling him not to get angry, then looked at Lin Yaodong and said, "You guys are from Tazhai, right?"

"How did you know?!" Lin Yaodong and Lin Yaohua behind him stared wide-eyed.

They were all arrested at the same time, and no one questioned them about their origins, yet Lei Hao was able to accurately recount their story.

This instilled fear in Lin Yaodong and Lin Yaohua.

After all, nobody who has done something bad outside would want their home address to be known.

Lin Yaodong bluntly said, "Boss, you can draw a line for me. As long as it's within my power, I won't even flinch."

Lei Hao calmly looked at the stubborn yet shrewd man in front of him.

He saw the ambition and wisdom deep in Lin Yaodong's eyes. He was a born ruthless leader, just lacking an opportunity and a platform.

"Lin Yaodong, you have great courage and ability." Lei Hao's voice was not loud, but every word was clear, with a penetrating power that seemed to see through everything. "It's just a pity that you chose the wrong path."

Lin Yaodong's eyes were complicated, and his mouth twitched but he didn't say anything.

He thought Lei Hao wanted to humiliate and torture him.

The victor is king, the loser is villain; there's nothing more to say!

Lei Hao smiled, a smile that was deep and seductive, as if he could see into Lin Yaodong's heart and directly touch his deepest desires: "Lin Yaodong, I'm giving you a chance. As long as you work for me, I'll forgive and forget everything."

Lin Yaodong stared at Lei Hao in astonishment. He had thought that he and the people of Tazhai were doomed, but unexpectedly, there was still a way out.

"Boss, what do you want us to do?" Lin Yaodong knew he had no room for negotiation, so he wanted to see what Lei Hao wanted them to do.

Lei Hao shook his head: "First of all, you've got one thing wrong. I'm not some kind of boss. I'm a legitimate businessman."

Lei Hao paused here, then pointed at Big D and said, "But my older brother is the boss of Wo Shing Wo Tsuen Wan. He's about to go ashore, but you guys have to ruin his plans!"

Lin Yaodong was somewhat amused and exasperated. Although he had some idea about Lei Hao and his group's identities when they were arrested in the village earlier.

But when it was confirmed, his fear only grew stronger.

Wo Luen Shing is one of the three major triad societies in Hong Kong, on par with Tung Sing and Hung Hing, with nearly 10 registered members, many times more than the population of their village, Ta Chai.

Getting involved with such a powerful force is a devastating blow to them.

However, Lei Hao just said he would give him a way out, which is Lin Yaodong's only hope.

"Lei Sheng, what do you need me to do?" Lin Yaodong lowered his proud head, his face no longer showing arrogance, but only blatant humility.

Lei Hao walked up to Lin Yaodong, squatted down, and lowered his voice: "Meat and vegetables are expensive in Hong Kong now, so we continue to supply large quantities of cheap meat and vegetables. Meanwhile, electronic products are scarce in the mainland, and consumer demand is strong, but we are struggling to find distribution channels. Have you ever thought about doing some trade between the two places?"

His tone was incredibly seductive, each word like a bombshell dropped into Lin Yaodong's heart.

Lin Yaodong's eyes lit up, but then he gave a wry smile: "Lei Sheng, this is indeed a good way to make money, but I don't have any sales channels even if I can transport vegetables and meat from the mainland!"

"Besides watches, alarm clocks, and radios, which are cheaper, TVs and washing machines cost thousands or even several thousand yuan. Where would we get the money for that?"

Lei Hao said that he had indeed thought about it, but he was troubled by not having the right connections, not having enough funds, and not having a powerful backer.

I never dared to put this idea into practice.

"Work with me, and I'll give you HK$500,000 as start-up capital." Lei Hao directly threw out a heavy bargaining chip, "I'll also get you a batch of color TVs that are urgently needed in the mainland. The cost is HK$2500 per unit. It's not impossible for you to ship them back and sell them for double the price."

"In addition, you go back to the mainland to organize the supply of vegetables and meat, and I will take as much as you can transport to Tsuen Wan."

"If you do these two businesses well first, are you still worried that the people of Tazhai won't have a good life?"

"It's still better than selling laundry detergent, a business that could get you shot. As long as you work hard, I can help you with other businesses!"

Lin Yaodong stared at Lei Hao in shock, his breathing becoming heavy. He never dreamed that Lei Hao would propose such a collaboration.

Chapter 37 Appealing to Benefits, Lin Yaodong Submits

This is like a windfall!

A flicker of greed and disbelief flashed in his eyes.

Even Big D and the others were taken aback and stared at Lei Hao in disbelief.

They originally arrested some guys who broke the rules in Tsuen Wan, but unexpectedly ended up doing business with them.

"Ah Hao, isn't this a bad idea?" Big D couldn't help but remind him.

"Yeah, Brother Hao, they broke the rules you set!" Dongguan Boy also found it hard to understand.

Only the advisor, Su, remained silent, pondering what Lei Hao and Lin Yaodong had just discussed.

"Think about it!"

Lei Hao left a message and pulled Big D and the others to the stern of the ship.

Knowing that Big D and his group wouldn't understand his intentions, he explained, "Lin Yaodong and his group are just some mainlanders who have just come to Hong Kong and want to try their luck. They're not the ones actually shipping goods in Tsuen Wan."

"You know that the annual production of television sets in mainland China is only 37 units, leaving a shortage of over one million units."

“I had my brother contact a supplier in Japan. We could get a color TV for 1000 Hong Kong dollars and then sell it to Lin Yaodong for 2500 Hong Kong dollars.”

"As for how much he transports back to the mainland to sell, that's his business. We have to leave him some profit so that he can do his job well."

"Moreover, having them transport vegetables and meat from the mainland can also be done with small profits but quick turnover, which is a long-term business."

"What?!" As soon as Lei Hao finished speaking, Big D and the others were all taken aback.

The mainland has a shortage of millions of color TVs every year. Even if they only capture a small share, they can make a fortune.

The vegetable and meat business is also viable. They know how expensive vegetables and meat are in Hong Kong Island, while in mainland China they are less than one-tenth the price.