The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 399 The undercover agent has finally arrived! (Seeking monthly votes)
In Wu Feng's view, Hong Kong Island's development is somewhat abnormal.

This place is extremely resource-intensive.

Land resources, port resources, financial resources, and most importantly, trade resources are all easily monopolized and controlled by powerful individuals.

The situation is similar with educational and medical resources.

I don't know why there are still people who praise Hong Kong in later generations.
Europe, America, Japan, and South Korea are geographically distant, so they are not very clear about some situations. In addition, their propaganda methods are powerful, so it's understandable that there are all sorts of exaggerated claims.

However, as time goes on, mainland residents learn more and more about the situation on Hong Kong Island, and they don't know what's so great about it.

Aren't all capitalist societies the same?

Paradise for the rich, hell for the poor!

In my previous life, African swine fever broke out in mainland China. Shortly after, it was Chinese New Year, and pork prices soared from around ten yuan to a peak of thirty-four yuan per kilogram.

That situation was simply insane.

Unexpectedly, I saw in the news on my phone that pork prices in Hong Kong at that time had already exceeded HK$100 per catty.

You can imagine how shocked I was when I first saw the news.

Subconsciously, people search for related content on their smartphones.

Then, I accidentally came across a stupid post.

The poster said that he worked in a foreign trade-related company in 1990, and his salary was considered high by mainland standards.

But when I first arrived on Hong Kong Island, I was stunned by the high salaries here.

An ordinary dishwasher can earn up to HK$10,000 a month!
At that time, one Hong Kong dollar was equivalent to 1.5 RMB, which was equivalent to a monthly salary of 15,000 RMB.

Damn, you don't even think before you brag!

Back in 2018, even dishwashers at five-star hotels in Hong Kong Island didn't earn more than ten thousand Hong Kong dollars a month.

But people actually believe such boastful posts!

Putting aside other matters, Hong Kong Island is quite surreal right now. Coupled with the deliberate actions of the British Hong Kong government, the gap between the rich and the poor is quite exaggerated.

The rampant activities of these organizations, coupled with their indulgence, have led to many real but abnormal phenomena and situations.

In fact, many problems are already quite serious.

However, the overall economic situation in Hong Kong is on the rise, and the bright and prosperous appearance only masks some of the unpleasant realities.

Wu Feng not only had access to triad channels, but also to television stations and newspapers under his control, which allowed him to get in touch with many real situations at the grassroots level.

He has neither the ability nor the desire to get involved in other areas.

But in Saigon, he was the one in charge, and the British Hong Kong government had to step aside.

Wherever he is, his company's annual meeting will be held there.

Although it was somewhat troublesome to transport several thousand company employees to Saigon by bus, Wu Feng didn't care.

Fortunately, the first phase of the new residential complex has been completed and can accommodate thousands of employees.

It'll also let them see how wealthy and powerful the big boss is!
Wu Fan sat in the back of the double-decker bus, feeling rather nervous.

Looking out the car window, the scenery changed from skyscrapers to beautiful mountains and clear waters, and for some reason, my mood became refreshed.

He is an employee of a game development company, belonging to the planning department.

I don't know what his past experiences were like, but he has a particularly keen eye when planning casual games. Last year, Wu Feng spent a considerable amount of money to obtain the rights to use and develop Tetris from its creator.

They even created a handheld game console for this!
After its launch, sales were quite good, but it hasn't become a huge hit yet.

Unfortunately, the gaming giants, who were struggling to survive, simultaneously launched their handheld consoles, both of which only offered Tetris as a game, resulting in a serious clash.

As a result, the handheld consoles produced by Wu Feng's game company could only be sold in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Southeast Asia, and mainland China.

The small-scale market is simply inaccessible.

That's the international market, where competition is extremely fierce, but the overall profits are still quite good.

It's not that Wu Feng hadn't considered acquiring all the copyrights to Tetris.

But after he had an idea and took action, he discovered that the gaming giants behind his small life had already set their sights on him.

It's not that he can't use money to force the issue, but even if he gets the complete game rights to Tetris, it's impossible for him to monopolize it.

Do you really think those multinational gaming giants are all nice guys?
Once they spot a business opportunity, they won't care about copyrights or patents at all; they'll just launch the product first.

As for copyright and patent disputes, can we take our time and go to court?

The terms "copyright fraud," "patent treachery," and "patent evil" all originate from this.

Let's just get the usage and development rights and reserve a spot first.

In fact, Wu Feng has quite a few ideas about handheld games.

They even leveraged Little Days' global sales network to promote the reputation of their handheld console.

What do you call this? Hitchhiking!

Wu Fan is very intelligent. After joining the company's planning department, he devised a casual game similar to Mario Bros.

The response was quite positive upon its release.

At least, many guests are happy to have some fun in the rest areas of hotels and shopping malls while they are relaxing.

He also planned casual games based on archery and off-road motorcycles. In short, he did quite well in the game company's planning department.

This year, apart from the staff who stayed behind, all the other employees traveled by car to Saigon to attend the annual meeting.

As an outstanding employee in the game company's planning department, I estimate that the year-end bonus will be substantial, perhaps even enough to buy a small apartment in Mong Kok.

And so it was. He was young and somewhat handsome, but he was not married and had not even had a girlfriend. He was then targeted by beautiful female colleagues in his company and related companies with which he had business dealings.

To avoid embarrassment, he had no choice but to sit obediently in the last row of the bus, just to avoid being surrounded by several beautiful female colleagues.

Even so, his several beautiful female colleagues who were interested in him would occasionally throw him a flirtatious glance.

He feels miserable!
If he were just a pure game company planner, his current situation would definitely be a happy kind of trouble.

The problem is that, in addition to being an employee of the game company's planning department, he has another secret identity: an undercover agent for the General Administration of Customs' Commercial Crime Investigation Division.

That's right, Wu Fan is an undercover agent!
However, he did slightly better than others at the target company.

In fact, outstanding performance at the target company could even earn you an end-of-year bonus equivalent to a small apartment.

In comparison, the meager funding provided by the General Administration, along with the private salary and income, is truly insignificant.

This was incredibly strange to him, and he had no idea how to continue his undercover work.

(End of this chapter)