Hong Kong Variety Show: From Little Brother to Big Boss

On a night in Sham Shui Po, under the neon lights, Crow led a group of younger brothers and stood out in Szeto Ho Nam's bar decorated in retro style.

The music is low and powerful, forming a sharp contrast with the slightly depressing atmosphere around it.

Seeing that Situ Haonan, the host of the venue, was just drinking without saying anything, Crow raised his glass and clinked it with his, complaining to him with a bitter face:

"Brother Haonan, do you think this uncle is practicing some kind of 'turtle breathing technique'? We have been waiting for him for so long, but we don't see any sign of him taking action."

"I do nothing all day long and can't even get a decent piece of land. I'm embarrassed to tell people that I'm the tiger from the East Star." There was a hint of self-mockery in the crow's words, and he was extremely dissatisfied with his current situation.

Facing Wu Crow's complaints, Situ Haonan seemed particularly calm. He shook his head gently:

"Why are you in such a hurry? The police's crackdown on gangsters has not slowed down yet. If you act rashly, you will not only gain nothing, but will also end up paying a high bail fee."

He paused, his eyes becoming deep: "Wait a little longer. With our cooperation with Tung Sing and Hung Hing, it is almost certain that we can take over Tsim Sha Tsui. We have the advantage of 20,000 to 5,000."

"If, because of a moment of impatience, this carefully planned drama ends before it even begins."

"When the time comes, your nickname 'Down the Mountain Tiger' will not just be a laughing stock, but will become a disgrace to the world."

Upon hearing this, although Crow was unwilling, he also knew that Situ Haonan was right, so he nodded reluctantly and drank the wine in the glass, using the alcohol to temporarily suppress the anxiety and desire in his heart.

If he could successfully take over Tsim Sha Tsui, even if he only occupied a few streets, Crow would be satisfied. This is a district with as much money as Causeway Bay, and he could earn nearly a million yuan in fees just from two streets.

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In Causeway Bay, Big Boss B, who had just returned from Bel-Air Villa, called Chen Haonan and warned him seriously: "You and Shan Ji should not go anywhere in the next few days. The society will make a big move."

"I promised the little stutterer that I would accompany her to go shopping in Central tonight, Brother B." Chen Haonan scratched his head, the smile on his face mixed with a little embarrassment.

Big Brother B nodded, indicating that he understood. He knew that his younger brother had recently started dating a girlfriend who stuttered, and he had met her briefly when he went to Tsz Wan Shan to help her get her sports car back.

Later, because her boss Fei Hong owed money to Liang Kun but didn't want to pay, he wanted to send her to Liang Kun's film company to make a movie to repay the debt.

At that time, Liang Kun happened to ask Chen Haonan to come to his film company to discuss something, so he helped him out. As a result, the two of them became lovers by accident.

The stutterer looked quite good and had a carefree personality, which was very much to his liking, making him feel that he was a good match for his younger brother Haonan.

"Since you've already agreed, then go ahead. One or two nights won't make a difference. But after tonight, try not to leave Causeway Bay to avoid unnecessary trouble."

Upon hearing this, Chen Haonan nodded gratefully.

In Wan Chai, Si Yan Ming has recently been at odds with Chen Yao Xin of Xin Kee because his territory was taken away. From time to time, he would lead his men to the other party's territory to fight.

They failed to take back the two streets they had taken away, but they were still unwilling to give up. This made Chuiji feel a little annoyed when he learned about it.

He tried to send someone to help, but every time he made a move, Huang Jinqiang, who was not far away from him, would follow suit, forcing him to give up the idea of ​​helping.

The fight between Chen Yaoxing and Siyanming is still controllable for now and is just a minor one.

But if he and Huang Jinqiang joined at the same time, the battle would turn from a small fight into a full-scale war between the Heliansheng Hall and the Xinji Hall Master in Wan Chai. The final result was that the police entered the scene and the battle ended in vain.

No one gets any advantage, and a large amount of labor and medical expenses have to be paid. It's not worth it.

However, today, Siyanming did not lead his men to fight with Chen Yaoxin's troops as usual. Instead, he retreated after a while of confrontation.

It is obvious that Siyanming has recognized the facts and understands that resuming the dispute will only cause him property losses but will not bring much practical benefits.

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In Central, the Sun Kee headquarters tonight is different from usual. It is no longer pitch dark as in the past. Through the covered screen windows, one can vaguely see that the lights are on inside.

Jiang Sheng sat in the first seat, quietly listening to Axe Jun reporting to him what had happened in the society and Hong Kong Island from the end of the chaos in mid-August to today.

The reason why he needed someone to report was that after the chaos ended, he received an invitation from his leader to go to Xia Country to discuss matters related to the community disrupting the social order and stability of Hong Kong Island.

He had no reason to refuse. So, after receiving the invitation, he immediately summoned all the hall masters in the society and told them not to act rashly during his absence.

Then, he privately told Axe Jun to keep an eye on the situation in Hong Kong Island and report to him when he returned.

Late that night, Jiang Sheng quietly arrived in Pengcheng by water and successfully reunited with his leader.

In the following period, he reported to the leaders in detail on the organizational structure and power distribution of Hong Kong Island's four first-class societies, one quasi-first-class society, and thirteen second-class societies.

Particular emphasis was placed on the strength and membership of four first-class societies and one quasi-first-class society.

The power situation of the societies includes: the territory of each hall master of the four major societies, the number of younger brothers controlled by each hall master, and the strength of each hall.

The information about the club members includes: the name of the club leader, how often the club is replaced, whether the club has any special elements, the personalities of the various club leaders, etc.

It took Jiang Sheng twelve days to explain the whole thing. Of course, this was mainly because the explanation process was not a one-time thing, but was intermittent.

After all, leaders still need to work and don’t have that much time. It’s already a rare opportunity to take a little time out every day to learn about the situation of Hong Kong community groups.

Next, Jiang Sheng was invited to explain which social groups in Hong Kong are patriotic and can be negotiated with, and which social groups have bad records and should be directly targeted.

After this series of conversations, the leader kindly calmed Jiang Sheng's emotions.

He said that as long as Xin Ji was patriotic and the position of the government was correct, after the handover in the 1990s, the special background of Xin Ji would not matter, nor would the mistakes Xin Ji had made.

These words made Jiang Sheng feel like he was injected with chicken blood, and his previous uneasiness completely disappeared.

During this conversation, the leaders saw Xinji's sincerity and determination, and expressed their appreciation for Jiang Sheng and Xinji's patriotic stance and willingness to cooperate with the government in maintaining social security and stability.

Jiang Sheng was so excited after hearing this that his anxiety disappeared completely. He was deeply encouraged because he knew that this conversation was related to the future of Xinji.

He assured the leaders that the new journalists would actively respond to the government's call, not only maintaining consistency with the motherland in political stance, but also demonstrating the spirit of loving the country and Hong Kong in practical actions.

The leaders expressed satisfaction with Jiang Sheng’s statement and encouraged him to continue to play an active role in leading the Sun Kee Club and the entire Hong Kong community towards a brighter future.