Rebirth in 1958: Getting rich starts from Nanluoguxiang

Dabao turned around and looked at them in confusion.

Guo Yingnan's face turned red and he yelled at Abao.

"Are you crazy? You grew up in the Walled City, have you forgotten its rules? The people in the Walled City hate traitors the most. If the people inside knew that it was you who led Young Master Qin and the others to arrest people, they would definitely kill you and your mother.

No one will help you then, no one will pity you, and they won't even accept your body. No! You can't go. You absolutely can't go. I'll find someone else to take Young Master Qin and the others."

Abao was silent for a moment. He knew that Uncle Nan was right. As long as he brought Dabao and Ahu into the city, he would never be able to take off the hat of a traitor. Everyone in the city would come to kill him, and it would be useless even if he escaped outside.

After a while, Abao shook his head.

"Uncle Nan, I'm not going to lead the way just for the 100,000 Hong Kong dollars. Ah Hu treats me as a friend and a brother. He's the first person in my life who respects me. I can't let him take any risks. Anyone who wants to hurt Ah Hu will have to step over me, Ah Bao."

Dabao was stunned. He had been a government official for two lifetimes and had never come into contact with these gangsters. In fact, he despised these people, including Guo Yingnan, from the bottom of his heart. These people would do anything to make money. This concept was deeply buried in his heart.

He has tried very hard to accept Guo Yingnan, but the concepts of two lifetimes are not so easy to change. Now what Abao said hits his heart hard.

Ah Bao was just a small-time gangster at the bottom of Hong Kong, but he was willing to risk his own life and the life of his family just for a friend he had only known for one day. This really echoed a couplet written by Cao Xuequan in the Ming Dynasty: Those who are loyal are mostly butchers, and those who are unfaithful are mostly scholars.

Bo Hao values ​​brotherhood the most. He also climbed up from the bottom and knew how rare A Bao's behavior was. He knew that doing so was courting death. He raised two thumbs up.

Dabao turned around and looked at Abao very seriously. After a while, he walked over, took Abao's hand and patted his shoulder. You know, he has been in a state of flux in recent years. Except for a few good friends, he rarely has such intimate actions with others.

"Brother Abao, thank you. Ah Hu is my sworn brother. I feel relieved to have you by my side. You don't have to go to the Walled City with me. The Kowloon Walled City can't do anything to us. We will be out soon."

Abao hesitated. He didn't know that gaining Dabao's trust meant receiving enormous wealth. He gritted his teeth and said.

"At least let me wait for you outside, okay? If Ah Hu is in danger, I will risk my life to rescue him."

Dabao patted his shoulder gently, was silent for a few seconds before nodding.

……

A continuous drizzle began to fall. The fire brigade had almost put out the fire. The rain finally put out all the fire.

The streets of West Kowloon were full of people, including Taiwanese businessmen and local Hong Kong merchants. They were all victims of the riots. Seeing their shops burned to ashes, they could only blame themselves for their bad luck.

A high-level meeting was being held in the conference room of the Governor's House. Police Commissioner James was wiping his sweat while explaining the situation.

"This is the situation. The Taiwanese organized the riot, and they took advantage of the chaos to hide in the Kowloon Walled City. Our people can't get in. Chief Chinese Inspector Lei Luo has some connections with the leaders of the gangs inside, and he's trying to communicate with them, hoping that the Taiwanese inside the walled city will hand over the Taiwanese..."

The Governor slammed the table in anger.

"These pigs, we gave them convenience, but they did this instead. These yellow monkeys are so insidious..."

He turned back to the Chief Secretary, Smith Jonder.

"You must immediately inform Taiwan that Hong Kong is neutral territory. They are not allowed to send anyone here to sabotage us. Taiwan must compensate Hong Kong for all the damage this time. Otherwise, I will terminate all communication channels with Taiwan and report this to Parliament and the Prime Minister. Taiwan must pay the price."

Smith Jonde nodded and immediately called his secretary to draft a telegram. This time it was the turn of the relevant Taiwanese departments to be overwhelmed. They were no longer able to reach their own people stranded in Hong Kong and were powerless to do anything.

Outside the Kowloon Walled City, there were many explosion-proof team members standing. They wore helmets and uniforms, held steel shields in one hand and batons in the other, waiting for orders to rush into the Kowloon Walled City at any time.

Lei Luo was wearing a black suit and standing in front of the bomb disposal team, with his trusted agent beside him. Zhuyouzai was panting and holding an umbrella to shield him from the rain.

"Brother Luo, I've inquired about it. The Wanwan gang is indeed in there, but they have already negotiated with the Dragon and Phoenix Palace and handed over all the arms business in Southeast Asia to them. Brother Luo, if you go in now, there's no point in talking.

You know Tornado very well. Even if those Taiwanese people don't give him such a big benefit, he won't hand him over to us even if he has some connection with the mainland.

Xiang Yicheng is now semi-retired. His nephew, Prince Ming, is a man who will do anything for him. It would be harder to get him to spit out the fat meat in his mouth than to kill him.

Lei Luo's face was as cold as an ice sculpture. He looked at the dark gate of the fortress, which looked like the open mouth of a beast, ready to devour anyone who wanted to enter.

"I understand everything you've said. I never imagined these Taiwanese gang would be so ruthless. They've turned the entire Kowloon region upside down. The foreign superintendent, chief superintendent, and commissioner of police have jointly signed an order for me to apprehend these Taiwanese gang at all costs. What do you think I should do?"

Lei Luo sighed, took the bulletproof vest from the hand of the subordinate next to him, took off his suit, and prepared to put the bulletproof vest on.

"No matter what, I have to talk to Tornado. Even if I fail, I can at least give the foreigner an explanation."

Zhuyouzai handed the umbrella to the person next to him. He helped Lei Luo fasten his bulletproof vest and put on his suit. He took out a signal gun and handed it to Lei Luo.

"If there is any danger, you fire this flare and I'll rush in with my men..."

Lei Luo patted his shoulder and was about to speak, but he saw that everyone's heads tilted to one side, looking at the road below.

Lei Luo was stunned and looked down at the road.

The road below was undulating like a mountain. First, a huge head appeared, followed by a shoulder. When it was exposed all the way to the chest, everyone saw a head with short hair.

The two men gradually appeared in people's field of vision, but Lei Luo frowned. The one walking in front was a teenager. He was wearing a set of British special forces uniforms, camouflage shirt, camouflage pants and combat boots, which made him look particularly heroic and upright.

He had his hands in his trouser pockets and looked extremely relaxed. Only when I got closer could I hear that he was still humming a song.

Behind him followed a giant, wearing only a black vest that was a bit small and tightly wrapped around his body, making his muscles look like they were about to explode. In his large hands, he held an umbrella, but the umbrella tightly covered the boy...