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

Why does Big D have such an outstanding younger brother?

Uncle Deng sighed again, filled with helplessness.

Big D's extravagant spending immediately drew envy and sour remarks from several gang leaders nearby.

Fish Head Brand said sarcastically, "Oh my, Big D is really rich and powerful. Compared to you, we're not even worthy of carrying your shoes!"

His words were full of jealousy and provocation, an attempt to provoke Big D.

Big D snorted coldly, stubbed out his cigar in the ashtray, the cigarette butt hissing as it was crushed, his fleshy face full of disdain.

He suddenly raised his head, his gaze sharp as a knife, shooting straight at the fish-head sign, his voice carrying an undeniable domineering air: "Fish-head sign, what the hell are you babbling about! Instead of wasting your time being a sour chicken here, why don't you think of a way to make more money?"

"Also, I've forgotten how the cops tormented you before. Do you need me to help you remember it?"

(Li Zhaohao)

Big D's disdain was undisguised, directly hitting Fish Head's sore spot and making him feel ashamed.

But now, after being scolded, Yu Tou Biao turned his head away, his face flushed, and dared not refute.

He regretted his provocative words as soon as they left his mouth; he still vividly remembered how the police had tormented him.

The instigators of all this were Big D and his brother Lei Hao.

Lin Huai Le was secretly amused when he saw Yu Tou Biao's provocation.

But who would have thought that Fish Head Mark's combat strength was so poor, he was defeated by Big D in just a few words.

Lin Huai Le couldn't sit still any longer. He said sincerely, "Brother D, you can't just think about making money for yourself. We fellow disciples are still eating chaff and wild vegetables!"

Lin Huai-le didn't think Big D would agree to this; he was just saying it to annoy Big D.

Big D snorted coldly, scanned the entire room, and said, word by word, "You think you can get rich and then take me along? I can only tell you, if the gang doesn't change, it has no future!"

"Times have changed. Don't blame me for reminding you, seize any opportunity to launder the assets you own."

"With 1997 fast approaching, you guys are still clinging to your old ways of selling drugs and collecting protection money. You're going to be finished sooner or later!"

Although Big D's words were vulgar, they hit the nail on the head, full of negation and warning against the traditional gangster model.

When Uncle Deng and his uncles, these elders of the gang, heard Big D's words, their expressions became complicated, clearly deeply moved by Big D's views.

As seasoned veterans, they naturally know that the world is getting harder and harder to navigate these days.

The reason why triads could still run rampant was simply because the Hong Kong British government was extremely lenient, hoping that the mainland would inherit a mess when the time came.

But once Hong Kong is taken back by the mainland, things will definitely not be like they are now.

Hong Kong will become a bridgehead for the mainland to connect with the international community, so its stability is of paramount importance.

These groups are destabilizing factors and will definitely face unprecedented suppression.

But not everyone is as lucky as Big D, who has a younger brother like Lei Hao, who can just sit back and make money.

Chapter 79 Ma Tianshou's Immortal Ascension: I Can Still Be Saved

After the meeting, Deng Bo deliberately kept Big D behind.

He looked at Big D, his eyes filled with complex emotions, and said earnestly:

"Big D, the gang needs a capable leader right now. After careful consideration, I recommend you to be the next leader."

His tone carried a hint of earnestness and expectation, as if he were placing high hopes on him.

However, Big D directly refused.

He shook his head, his face showing no reluctance to stay, but rather a hint of impatience: "Uncle Deng, thank you for your kind offer. But I don't want to be the one in charge. I'm very satisfied with my current life, and I'm living a very comfortable life."

Big D isn't stupid. Ever since Lei Hao exposed the true nature of Wo Shing, he no longer wants to argue with that old fox, Uncle Deng.

He knew that being the leader of the gang would not bring any real benefits, but would instead subject him to constant constraints from his older uncles like Uncle Deng.

Uncle Deng was dumbfounded. He never expected that Big D, with his thick eyebrows and big eyes, would change and no longer value the position of the leader of the gang. This was completely unexpected.

He originally thought that with Lei Hao backing him up, Big D was determined to get the position of the next leader of Wo Luen Shing and would do his best to win it.

But reality gave him a harsh slap in the face, making him realize that the tactics they used to control the elections had lost their appeal to Big D.

"Big D, you're still so young, what nonsense are you talking about!"

Uncle Deng thought that Big D was going to completely give up, and he was still thinking about whether he could try to salvage this pillar of the gang, since Big D's power should not be underestimated.

Big D waved his hand dismissively and said, "What's the benefit of being the person in charge? Can you earn tens or hundreds of billions?"

After hearing this, Uncle Deng was speechless.

He thought to himself, if being the person in charge could earn so much money, he would have refused to step down long ago, and there would be no chance for you younger generations.

"No way!" Big D scoffed, mercilessly mocking, "But working for my brother gives you this opportunity, so do you think I still need to care about this position of leader?"

Uncle Deng waved his hand helplessly, indicating that he was exhausted. He vowed never to talk about this topic with Big D again, because they could never reach an agreement.

Big D watched his departing figure and let out a cold laugh.

He had just chatted with his advisor, Su, and learned that Lei Hao was busy with a brand new, big business deal.

If this business succeeds, it will become a super profitable business that can continuously generate huge profits in the future.

As for the position of head of Wo Luen Shing, whoever wants it can take it; he doesn't care at all.

Big D is now planning to learn from his cousin Zhou Chaoxian in Taiwan.

Since he couldn't get a legislator position in Hong Kong, he could have easily moved to the neighboring city of Macau to develop his career.

After all, that place has no other pillar industries besides gambling, so there is huge potential for development.

At that time, as long as the company is moved there, with the funds and resources Lei Hao gave him, it wouldn't be impossible to secure a parliamentary seat.

Once he secures the position of councilor, it means that Big D can completely clear his name, sever all ties with his past intrigues, and break free from the shackles of his underworld identity.

Having already interacted with a portion of Hong Kong's high society, Big D naturally understood that triads were nothing in the eyes of the truly powerful and wealthy, and were even objects of contempt.

Now he has gradually become a part of this high society, and naturally he deeply resents his identity in the gang and wants to sever ties as soon as possible and walk the path of righteousness.

Big D returned home, wanting to have a good talk with Lei Hao about the new business, but he couldn't get in touch with him no matter what he did, which made him a little anxious.

...

As night fell, the lights of Tai O gradually went out, with only a few places still bustling with noise driven by desire.

Lei Hao led Dongguan Zai off an inconspicuous small boat. Both of them were dressed in night clothes and appeared silently on Tai O Island, which was shrouded in darkness.

The advisor, Su, stayed on the small boat to provide backup, and would pick them up and take them away from Tai O after the mission was accomplished.

Previously, Dongguan Zai had already discovered that someone was acting suspiciously at the Guan Di Temple in Tai O.

After thorough verification, it was finally confirmed that the group was an international human organ smuggling ring led by Ma Tianshou.

Although it's unknown when Abu will arrive in Hong Kong, it's safer to strike first and eliminate Ma Tianshou.

Otherwise, if Abu succeeds in taking it himself, Lei Hao will lose such a capable subordinate, which is not the outcome he wants to see.

Under the cover of night, Lei Hao quietly slipped into the village where the Guandi Temple was located, his every step as light as a ghost.

Lei Hao silently climbed onto the roof of an uninhabited bungalow. At the same time, he took out a QLU-11 sniper grenade launcher from his system space, set it up, and aimed it precisely at the Guandi Temple, where the lights were dim and it was Ma Tianshou's hiding place.

Then, he gave a nod to the Dongguan boy next to him, who immediately understood and quietly crept towards the Guandi Temple.

Ma Tianshou is currently hiding inside the Guandi Temple. Dongguan Zai's task is to "stir up trouble" and lure Ma Tianshou out, then hand him over to Lei Hao to deal with.

Watching the Dongguan boy sneak towards the Guandi Temple, Lei Hao's eyes narrowed, and a cold smile appeared on his lips.

He bent down and aimed his QLU-11 sniper grenade launcher at the direction of the Guandi Temple. The cold metallic touch transmitted through his fingertips, making him feel a faint sense of excitement and joy.

After all, what man doesn't like big things? However, because he was worried about revealing his identity, Lei Hao never easily took out these powerful weapons rewarded by the system.

Dongguan Boy quietly crept up to a spot not far from the Guandi Temple. Looking at the few black men guarding the temple entrance, he grinned, took out a string of small firecrackers, lit them, and then threw them out.

"Crackling..."

The sound of firecrackers startled everyone in the temple, and chaos ensued.

"Damn it, who's so inconsiderate as to set off firecrackers in the middle of the night!"

"Whose child is this? Why aren't the adults watching over them? Can't a person get some sleep?"

...

The commotion not only startled the temple but also the surrounding residents.

Ma Tianshou's men rushed out to check the situation, but they did not find Dongguan Zai, who had completely disappeared into the night.

"What's going on?" Suddenly, a rough voice came from afar, and a bald man with a Guan Dao in his hand and a burly figure appeared in the inner courtyard of the temple.

"Boss, I don't know which bastard set off firecrackers in the middle of the night!" one of the underlings hurriedly reported to Ma Tianshou.

Ma Tianshou reached out his left hand and touched his shiny bald head, saying impatiently, "You lunatic! Find him here, I'm going to chop him up alive!"

"Yes!" Ma Tianshou's men didn't dare to delay and immediately began searching the surrounding area, trying to find the person who set off the firecrackers.

Impatient, Ma Tianshou also took his Guan Dao and walked towards the temple entrance, clearly wanting to check it out for himself.

Just then, Lei Hao noticed a figure dressed in denim clothing appear at the other end of the street.

He walked straight toward the Guandi Temple where Ma Tianshou was, his steps firm and heavy, as if each step was treading on people's hearts, carrying an aura that could not be ignored.