What is Hong Kong like these days?
Zhang Ziqiang is known as the "Century's Most Wanted Bandit," capable of not only stealing luxury watches and shipping containers but also hijacking armored cash transport trucks in broad daylight.
Ji Bingxiong is the "Jewelry Thief," daring enough to storm gold shops with hand grenades, looting gold as easily as moving house.
In this city, if a few people die due to an "accidental" discharge of a police firearm, it matters little that the victim is the richest man in town—at worst, a few officers might be disciplined.
Wade grew more anxious with every word. He pulled out a handkerchief to wipe his forehead. "How about this? Why don't we just cancel the event?"
Liang Lisheng raised his voice. "The Boss has only just taken charge. We have things under control internally, and he has connections in the Government House and the municipal office. But what about the major media outlets in Hong Kong? The Nie Family has been in a storm lately; we’ve already suppressed so many reports. The police station has already released the news—how can we suppress it again? Even if we could, and the media gave face to Chairman Han to kill the story, what would other CEOs think of the Nie Family? If they all band together to target A-Yao, what then?"
Chapter 87