Return to Hong Kong Island for a Century

Chapter 53: Scare (First update, please collect, read, and vote)

On the day of the beginning of spring, Li Song was too lazy to cook, so he went out to eat.

At noon, Li Song went to a restaurant for lunch. While eating, he smiled bitterly in his heart because there were rumors that Beipai Sanshu had earned 100 million.

Others said that a big boss asked Beipai Sanshu to look at his feng shui and gave him a red envelope of 500,000 yuan at one time.

But some people don’t believe it, saying how can 500,000 be enough!
Anyway, Beipai Sanshu is extremely famous and is a billionaire known to everyone in Hong Kong.

He earned 100 million Hong Kong dollars from just one novel. Li Song didn't know why the rumor was so outrageous. The public information could even calculate how much money he earned.

After finishing his meal and drinking some free tea, Li Song strolled home, thinking about the plot of the novel he was going to write.

"Boss!" Tian Jiahui came as soon as Li Song returned home.

"Boss, this is the rental contract. It will take some time to register the other agency companies. However, the company's registered place has been changed. The next step of equity change can only be made after the registration of other companies is completed."

"Also, here is the information of several people I recruited. Boss, would you like to take a look?" Tian Jiahui has already resigned from the law firm.

"This finance guy is my classmate. He has a calm personality and doesn't talk too much. He's very good at accounting and his tendencies are fine..." Tian Jiahui said.

Li Song looked at the financial officer, Yang Jiachang, who was 31 years old, and nodded: "Okay, we are a formal company, there is no violation of laws and regulations."

"Yeah, yeah!" Tian Jiahui nodded quickly. When faced with the hard evidence, the criminals in the court also said that they were innocent.

"I recruited this person. He used to run a small factory, but something went wrong there and he owed a lot of bank loans. Now he's in urgent need of a stable job. His family used to come from the mainland and they are willing to be assigned overseas. If the mainland needs an overseas manager in the future, he'd be perfect for the job." Tian Jiahui said again.

Li Song saw the person in charge, whose name was Ma Zhiwei, 38 years old this year. He used to run a clothing factory, but the factory caught fire and he lost everything. Li Song also found out that Ma Zhiwei was actually doing business in Africa.

What Li Song didn't know was that people from Hong Kong during this period were doing business all over the world. Chen Baixiang became a multi-millionaire by doing clothing business in Africa.

Of course there are those who do things in a legitimate way, but there are even more who make money in shady ways.

"Well, okay, Lao Tian, ​​you did a great job." Li Song nodded.

"Boss, you should find someone to be the cashier yourself." Tian Jiahui said again.

"Lao Tian, ​​I believe you, just find it yourself, as long as the rules and regulations are stuck." Li Song has no one, no one at all, and besides, the company has its own rules and regulations.

"And if anyone steals my money, unless they run to Mars, otherwise..." Li Song said this deliberately to scare people. It would be even better if Tian Jiahui misunderstood him.

"No, no, boss, you are already a billionaire." Tian Jiahui didn't dare to have any other thoughts. If Li Song was just a gangster, he would not be afraid, but he is also a cultural celebrity and a billionaire. With these identities combined, anyone who wants to die can come and provoke him.

If something happens to Li Song now, believe it or not, a lot of people will come out to protect him, including newspapers, publishing houses, and TV stations.

As a lawyer, of course I know how much power is behind those who can do these businesses in Hong Kong Island, not to mention that Li Song is also involved in the mainland and is a person who pulls out grenades anytime and anywhere. Is such a person a good person?
The reason why Tian Jiahui asked Li Song to find the cashier was that he didn't want to take responsibility. If the cashier caused some trouble, he would have found the person himself. If Li Song suspected that he was causing trouble and gave him some good things, he would be in trouble.

"Old Tian, ​​why are you just following the crowd? I guess you've only received royalties from two single-volume books, but how can you be a billionaire?"

"Don't worry, I will give you the money I owe you before the New Year." Li Song said unhappily when he heard this.

"No, boss, I really don't mean that. I'm talking about your influence." Tian Jiahui quickly shook his head.

"Well, let's find someone to pick a date for the company to open." Li Song said.

"Boss, can you read it yourself?" Tian Jiahui was puzzled. Why did he ask someone to read it? "Novels are fictional. Don't take them seriously." Li Song shook his head.

"Yes, yes, then do you still need to recruit people?" Tian Jiahui asked.

"Let's talk about it after we open. I told you before that the company is using motorcycle technology to invest in mainland China, which involves technology licensing and so on. You should find some common international practices and then we can make changes after we have discussed the details."

"Then hire a few more clerks to handle the paperwork?"

"Uh-huh!"

"Boss, I'm leaving now. I'll go find someone to pick a date first, and then I'll let you know."

"Just call."

"Okay, boss, you go ahead and get busy." Tian Jiahui knew that Li Song was writing a manuscript.

“My identity as a writer remains confidential.”

"Yeah, boss, don't worry, I'm a tight-lipped person."

"Oh!" Tian Jiahui walked out of Li Song's house in distress. If other bosses handed over everything to him, he would be more than happy to do so. But when working for someone like Li Song, he had to be extremely careful.

Li Song was also happy after Tian Jiahui left. The condescending look of Tian Jiale at the beginning was in sharp contrast to his current look.

"This guy is not very courageous." Li Song muttered to himself.

Then Li Song continued to write. In his spare time, Li Song continued to think about the second-hand platform and how to maximize profits.

Many low-priced items on second-hand platforms are a pitfall, and many of them are simply a literal pitfall.

For example, the plane ticket is cheap and includes takeoff, but it is hard to say what happens after takeoff.

This second-hand platform is the largest in the world, with all kinds of sellers and buyers.

Many things are cheap, but there is no guarantee. To get guarantee, they need to be appraised by an institution, which costs money, and the cost is not low.

Collect some of the things you like so that they can be traded later.

Li Song turned on privacy protection for his second-hand platform account, which means that others cannot see his information. This is because Li Song was a poor man in his previous life. Poor people have no confidence to buy things, even if it is a second-hand platform, so he turned on privacy protection. What he protected was not his pitiful balance, but his identity information.

On February 9, 1980, Li Song received another HK$14 million. This was the copyright of the single-volume edition of Ghost Blows Out the Light purchased by Wanwan Publishing House. The royalties reached an unprecedented 14%, and one million copies were printed at one time.

The reason why Wanwan Publishing House was willing to offer such a high price was because Hong Kong Island Publishing House was planning to reprint the book three times, with the third reprint being 300,000 copies.

Because the second printing has been booked out.

The people from Wanwan Publishing House wanted to meet the author, but Li Song didn't meet him.

This made Li Song's wallet fatter again.

The New Evening News announced that starting from the Southern Chinese New Year, the newspaper would serialize Ghost Blows Out the Light and Star Mercenary with 10,000 words each every day for a month.

(End of this chapter)