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Chapter 461 The Power of Rumors in the Martial World! (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

If you're so capable, don't harm ordinary people in China. Go to northern Myanmar and those lawless areas to make a fortune. That's what makes a true hero!
Making money abroad is much easier than in the country.

In China, earning 100,000 yuan at once is considered very lucky; usually, making a few thousand or tens of thousands is already quite an achievement.

No matter what you do, you should avoid comparison!
Generally, you don't know until you compare, and then you're shocked by the comparison, which leads to all sorts of psychological imbalance.

Back in the mainland, so-and-so wasn't doing as well as me!
At some point, these rumors began to circulate in the mainland underworld, and they have only intensified over time.

At first, the powerful figures in the mainland underworld didn't take it seriously.

I just find it funny; are they really that stupid?

The news that a renowned and powerful figure in the martial arts world, having exhausted all other options, ventured into northern Myanmar and unspeakable regions and made a fortune, caused a sensation throughout the martial arts world.

In particular, when certain photos circulated in mainland China, they caused quite a stir.

The photo is simple: several clearly mainland Chinese are in a lavish, opulent room, surrounded by women, eating large chunks of meat and drinking large glasses of wine, clearly living a very comfortable life.

The identities of the people in the photo were quickly revealed by acquaintances.

They were all formidable figures in the underworld, the kind who were almost unable to make a living in the mainland, but after going to northern Myanmar and unspeakable regions, they miraculously turned their fortunes around and became incredibly successful.
For a time, many powerful figures in the mainland martial arts world were in turmoil.

The first to take action were those who were either acquainted with or had connections with the powerful figures in the photos.

Just as the rumors say, no matter how well you do in the country, how much money can you really make?
According to the information they gathered, their associates who went to Myanmar and other unspeakable areas earned hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars in a short period of time.

That's Dao Le!
Although the official exchange rate is not high, the private exchange rate has long reached one to ten or even higher.

These guys actually made it to their destination without incident.

Then, the unlucky ones naturally disappeared, but the rest, under the powerful organization of the underworld, quickly formed extremely fierce teams, and even occupied territories and acted arrogantly.

With these role models, more and more powerful figures from the mainland flocked to the area.

There were indeed quite a few impressive people in mainland China in the early 1990s.

They are the kind of ruthless and vicious criminals who have received certain military training, possess extremely strong psychological qualities, and are ruthless and cruel.

In the Northeast region alone, several powerful and famous figures from the martial arts world have emerged.

Such individuals were not uncommon in the mainland underworld at that time.

The sudden rumors in the martial arts world did indeed attract many powerful figures in the mainland who were in dire straits, giving them the idea of ​​venturing abroad.

They initially followed a bounty offered by a powerful mining company, specifically targeting and robbing raw jade and gemstone ore, and then profited quickly through secret sales.

They were straightforward, but they messed up the jade and gemstone raw material business that had already developed into a well-established and regulated industry in the border cities of Siam.

That's not all. As he made more money, more and more brothers came from the mainland to join him, and his ambition naturally swelled as well.

It must be said that the films and television dramas that flowed from Hong Kong Island to the mainland have made a significant contribution.

When the powerful figures in the martial arts world on the mainland saw that the Siamese army was so incompetent, they thought it was an easy target to bully!

Meanwhile, Hong Kong films and television dramas depicting the glorious exploits of the remnants of the Kuomintang army in unnamed regions also stirred the hearts of powerful figures in the mainland's underworld. Damn, back then, a group of defeated soldiers managed to stir up trouble there, even routing the Burmese regular army.

The fact that the Siamese border guards even had to ask the remnants of the Koh Samuel army for help in resolving their troubles speaks volumes.
The armies of Myanmar and Siam are nothing but useless garbage.

It's just that the transport captain back then wasn't brave enough; otherwise, Myanmar would probably be a purely Chinese country by now.

What else is there to say?

The powerful figures in the Chinese underworld during the 1990s were extremely proud when facing the influence of Burma and Siam.

They acquired firearms and directly entered the unspeakable pill market, aiming to grab a share of the profits.

This really stirred up a hornet's nest!
The local powerful figures in the region were not to be underestimated; in terms of ferocity, they were even stronger than the regular army of Siam.

But the tough guys in the mainland's past weren't just born to be trifled with.

At the beginning, they were bound to suffer setbacks, after all, the difference in equipment and numbers was there, and it couldn't be made up for by sheer bravery.

However, as long as they don't perish in the first wave of defeat, they can quickly regroup and adjust their strategies to fight to a standstill with the powerful figures in the unspeakable regions.

This action severely impacted the entire East Asian pharmaceutical industry, causing prices to rise repeatedly.

Then, the frequent arrests and eliminations of drug dealers within Siam attracted great attention from all sectors of Siamese society.

Malaysia, which was engaged in a war of words with Siam, immediately seized the opportunity to launch a fierce attack, thoroughly tarnishing Siam's international reputation.

Siam is suffering in silence. This incident is too obvious, and any attempt to explain it would seem futile.

This incident has stirred up another wave of public opinion in Southeast Asia.

Yes, only Southeast Asia and East Asia are paying attention to this matter; the media in Europe and America haven't even given it a second glance.

This offers a small measure of solace to Malaysia, which has also been suffering greatly.

The arcade game "Pest Control Operation," developed by a game development company in Hong Kong, has been completed and quickly launched to the market.

Actually, this isn't exactly a high-quality game, but it became an instant hit throughout Southeast Asia and East Asia as soon as it was released.

For no other reason than that the game's story is a blatant slap in the face to Malaysia.

The characters fought their way through the levels, and the final bosses they faced were almost all high-ranking officials in Malaysia's financial system who had already been reported to have fallen from grace.

The fact that one of the game characters had a very unusual identity did not attract much attention.

Unfortunately, the war of words between Siam and Malaysia continues unabated, generating a massive amount of online buzz.

While playing this game, people inevitably have a strange, inexplicable feeling that motivates them to keep playing.

Malaysia, naturally, immediately lodged a protest with the Hong Kong government, demanding that it immediately halt the production and promotion of the game.

Unfortunately, it was completely useless!

At this time, public opinion in Hong Kong was on the side of the game development company, and they applauded the protests in Malaysia!
(End of this chapter)