Hong Kong Variety Show: From Little Brother to Big Boss

Host: Liu Xu

Constitution: 3.0 (normal standard is 1)+

Spirit: 3.0 (normal standard is 1)+

Skills: Basic fighting

Items: Type 92 pistol (with silencer), machete*20, Black Star*31, AK*20, grenade*72, C4*10, Barrett*3, RPG*30, M134 Gatling*2, M2 Browning heavy machine gun*3

Space: 8 cubic meters

Gold: 3750W

In three days, the amount of gold coins dropped sharply from 54 million at the beginning to 37.5 million.

He took out another 15 million and gave it to Li Hangluo, saying domineeringly: "Ah Luo, help me buy all the shops that are going to be sold on Xintiandi Street. I want to change Xintiandi Street to 'Liu Xu Street'."

At this time, due to the impact of the negotiations, not only did a large number of British companies withdraw from Hong Kong, but even the business of shops was greatly affected.

As a result, a large number of shops were sold off in areas other than Hong Kong Island. Now is a good time to buy.

You only need between 100,000 and 300,000 Hong Kong dollars to buy a shop. You should know that the property in Hong Kong Island is a century-old property, so it is very cost-effective to buy it now.

After ten years, the monthly rent alone could reach tens of millions. If someone wanted to sell it, the price would be even higher.

After everyone left, Liu Xu looked at Li Fei who was left, and said, "Uncle Fei, when the bank opens at 9 a.m., I will transfer the agreed 1.2 million U.S. dollars to you."

Upon hearing this, Li Fei quickly stood up and shook Liu Xu's hand, constantly praising him for being "honest and trustworthy, and he will become a great man in the future."

Liu Xu knew that Li Fei was worried that he would turn against him, after all, his younger brother He Yudu had already followed him. Therefore, after calming Li Fei down, Liu Xu personally sent Li Fei home.

When they parted, Liu Xu repeatedly promised that as long as the bank opened at 9 o'clock, he would bring the other party to the bank to transfer the money, and then he left under Li Fei's reluctant gaze.

When he fought with other gangs, he would choose the time after midnight. This would save some bail money and avoid being spotted by the police.

In Hong Kong Island, there is an unwritten rule between the police and the gangs: before midnight, the police enforce the law, and after midnight, it is the time for gang members to carry out activities.

This rule still exists in later generations.

In the morning, Liu Xu stretched himself and got up from the bed, only to find that it was not yet nine o'clock. After having a delicious breakfast at Li's Restaurant next to the boxing gym, he took his time to pick up Li Fei and headed to the bank.

After the transaction was completed, Li Fei finally gave Liu Xu a sincere smile, which made Liu Xu smile secretly in his heart. He felt that he had a deeper understanding of human nature.

On the other side, at the Yangtze River Company on the eighth floor, Huo Jianding was reporting the progress of the investigation to Superman with a little nervousness. There was a subtle uneasiness in his voice. After all, the opponent this time seemed unusually cunning and cautious.

"Boss, according to our investigation, after Wu Jianbei and his four companions separated from me after entering Hong Kong Island, they first enjoyed a dinner in Shatin District."

"Afterwards, they went to the Fanling warehouse, probably intending to meet the mysterious gardener."

"It's just that, unfortunately, our people didn't find any trace of the fifth person around the warehouse. It seems that there were only four of them who came to Fanling."

"So, we still know nothing about this gardener. We only know his code name, Gardener."

At this point, Huo Jianding paused involuntarily and secretly observed Superman's expression. Seeing that his boss's expression was still calm, he breathed a sigh of relief and continued to report.

"However, based on the wheel tracks left by Wu Jianbei, our people deduced that the four of them should have gone in the direction of Sha Tau Kok and had successfully left the country."

Superman frowned when he heard this. He didn't expect that the gardener hiding behind Wu Jianbei was so cautious. You know, there were three professional criminal investigation personnel in the team he sent.

With the cooperation of such high-end talents, we couldn’t even find any trace of the other party.

After thinking for a while, Superman asked, "What about the bank card? Did the other party touch the money?"

"It has been transferred to another unnamed account, boss. The bank refused to provide more information."

"Haha, that's normal. The bank represents the country, and we are just individuals. We can't do anything about it."

Superman sighed softly, his tone revealing a bit of helplessness, "Forget it, since the money has been transferred and the information has not been found, let's just leave it at that. Just consider it as buying peace of mind."

Then, he changed the subject and issued a new order to Huo Jianding: "Notify Menka immediately and ask him to arrange a few more combat personnel to come over. Strengthen the security precautions of my residence."

When talking about Superman’s safety protection work, we have to talk about Li Junxia, ​​the first Chinese director of Hong Kong Island.

At this time, he was serving as the Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police in the police force. He took over as Deputy Commissioner of Police in 85 and officially took over the position of the first police chief in 89, becoming the first Chinese commissioner in Hong Kong Island.

It was only after he officially retired in 95 that he joined Superman and was responsible for planning security matters. Therefore, this important task now naturally falls on Huo Jianding.

At the same time, in the main hall of Hongtai, the atmosphere was so depressing that it seemed as if water could be squeezed out of it. Uncle Mei sat at the head of the hall, with an expression of unresolved worry between his brows.

The prince and fat uncle on both sides also had serious expressions. Together with Uncle Ma, Ah Quan and Little Overlord in the back, they silently endured the heavy pressure.

Time seemed to freeze at this moment, and only the occasional sound of wind outside the window barely broke the dead silence.

Finally, Uncle Mei spoke slowly, his voice deep and powerful, penetrating every corner of the hall: "Everyone, please speak up and see how to solve Ah Bao's problem."

As soon as Uncle Mei finished speaking, the fat uncle beside him slammed the table and continued, "Hefu's Hongfei is really too arrogant. It's okay to just grab the territory, but he even hacked Abao to death."

"The other party doesn't take us Hongtai seriously! Uncle Mei, you must avenge Ah Bao, otherwise no one will dare to shit on us in the future."

The little bully sitting at the bottom saw Uncle Fat taking the lead in speaking, nodded, and said indignantly: "Uncle Fat is right, Uncle Mei. You must avenge Brother Bao."

Uncle Mei's face darkened when he heard this. He glanced at Uncle Fatty and Little Overlord with displeasure and asked, "Who am I? Who is the other party?"

"If I take action against a hall master, how will we Hongtai people survive in the martial arts world in the future?" He looked at Fatty Uncle, pointed his finger at Little Bully and cursed: "Little Bully, are you crazy?"

Seeing the two men lower their heads and dare not look at him, Uncle Mei turned his gaze to Ah Quan who was opposite the Little Overlord and arranged: "Ah Quan, you have always been steady and prudent. I will leave this matter to you. You and I are most confident."

However, Ah Quan showed his difficulty, spread his hands helplessly and said: "Uncle Mei, you also know that I have only more than a hundred brothers, while Hong Fei has four hundred brothers. There is a huge gap in strength, it is difficult for me to be competent?"

"How about Uncle Mei, can you give me 300 people?"

After saying this, he secretly glanced at the prince, as if giving him a hint.

The prince understood what he meant and smiled. He gave Ah Quan an admiring look, then looked at his father Hong Zhimei with a sharp gaze, a gleam of eagerness in his eyes.

Uncle Mei sighed inwardly when he saw this. He knew his son's ability very well, and it was not an exaggeration to say that he was ambitious but lacked talent.

He looked around and saw that everyone was keeping their heads down and silent, and he felt even more helpless.