Chapter 290

Hong Kong Island, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay. Ever since the Hung Hing Group transformed its operations, entertainment venues like nightclubs and bars in this area had become coveted territories contested by various syndicates. Yet, thanks to the Hung Hing Group, this turf war had become much more civilized. Physical street brawls had been replaced by a war of wits. The so-called war of wits meant that syndicates competed based on their business capabilities for the rights to manage these venues. The rules of the competition were simple: all participating syndicates were given a two-week trial period. Whichever syndicate boosted the performance of these entertainment venues the highest would be declared the winner. The victorious side would then secure a two-year management right over the territory.