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Chapter 51: Borrowing Chickens to Lay Eggs: That’s Hongxing! (Please read on)
Jiang Tiansheng is quite reliable in doing things.

The place where he met Wu Feng was the Youguqi Restaurant, which was very famous in the underworld.

As a companion, Liang Kun took Wu Feng to a private room on the third floor of the restaurant.

There was only Jiang Tiansheng in the box. He was in his thirties and gave off the aura of a shrewd businessman.

"A Feng, is it okay to call me that?"

Jiang Tiansheng stood up with a smile and walked forward to shake hands with Wu Feng.

"Haha, Mr. Jiang, you're too polite. It's just a name. You can call me Fengzi too!"

Wu Feng chuckled and sat down on a chair. He took a sip of tea and said directly, "I wonder what Mr. Jiang wants to see me about?"

"Ah Feng, you should know that Hong Yi was originally separated from Hong Xing!"

Jiang Tiansheng was obviously very happy to be addressed as Wu Feng, so he didn't play any pretense and said directly: "My idea is very simple. I hope that you, Ah Feng, will bring the remaining brothers of Hongyi to join Hongxing!"

As expected!
Wu Feng didn't show any surprise, and said solemnly, "Mr. Jiang, my brothers and I are all trying to make a living in Mong Kok. It won't be easy to arrange things after joining Hongxing, right?"

We can't let him be inferior to Liang Kun, right?

Even if he doesn't care, his subordinates will not be happy.

The power that Liang Kun has at this time is not as strong as that of Wu Feng's subordinates. In the martial arts world, fists are still the most important thing.

As for letting Wu Feng become the leader of Mong Kok, it is obvious that Liang Kun would never agree to it.

At this time, Liang Kun had a good reputation within the Hongxing community. He had not yet offended Jiang Tiansheng by selling pills, and his strength had not expanded to the point where Jiang Tiansheng wanted to get rid of him.

If the arrangements are not made properly, Jiang Tiansheng will definitely offend Wu Feng and Liang Kun at the same time!

As for Wu Feng, why did he have the idea of ​​joining Hongxing?

It's not that I'm crazy, but I have to jump into the trap of the society.

It was only after careful consideration, and considering the resistance and troubles he faced in implementing various ideas, that he made up his mind to join Hung Hing.

The main reason is that he needs Hongxing’s overseas connections and support!

For example, when going to the United States to buy waste paper, Wu Feng needs to send his trusted younger brother Li Xin to go there in person, and he also needs to go to Chinatown there to carefully test the strength of the local gangs.

If you are not careful, someone could die!

But in Hung Hing, with just one phone call, you will find acquaintances in Chinatowns all over the United States who can help you run errands.

He didn't even need to go there in person for the initial preparations; he only needed to transfer the money and share some of the profits. The gangs in the United States' Chinatown would take care of everything, and they would just wait for the ocean-going transport ships from the mainland to pick up the goods!

In fact, both Liansheng and Dongxing have such ability!
But there was no attempt to win over Lian Sheng. Dongxing's main business is selling pills. Wu Feng must be crazy to choose to join.

As for other first-class clubs, such as United and Water Room, they are far behind in terms of internationalization.

In Wu Feng's plan, getting waste paper from the United States is not just a simple matter, there will be even greater demand for materials.

If Wu Feng had grown and developed normally, it would have taken at least until the 1990s, or even longer, for him to fully realize his ideas.

When that time comes, with the drastic changes in the international situation, the golden period of development in his mind will disappear.

It would be better to take advantage of Hongxing's convenience and speed up development, even if it means giving up some profits.

As for contacting the Huo family, or other patriotic businessmen close to the mainland, his size at the moment was too small, and it was hard to say whether he could have a say, and there was a great possibility that he would lose the initiative in these matters.

Most importantly, it would be easy for them to be noticed by the British Hong Kong government and then targeted. It would be better to wait until their own power becomes stronger and they have a considerable interest in the mainland, and then use their connections in the mainland to contact these patriotic Hong Kong businessmen.

After much thought, it is more reliable to join Hung Hing!
With his strength, once he transfers, he will at least be able to become the hall master!
As the hall master, he already has a considerable degree of autonomy, and even Jiang Tiansheng cannot target him at will.

Once he's established himself as a newspaper and sports tycoon, his status as a gang boss will naturally fade. As long as he doesn't actively play down his own mistakes, it won't be difficult to get out of this mess.

"Ah Feng, as long as you join Hongxing, apart from Mong Kok, as long as you have your eyes on any place, the society will help you take it down. Then you will be the leader!"

Jiang Tiansheng directly stated the bargaining chip: "What do you think?"

"What about my territory in Mong Kok?"

Wu Feng asked with a smile, "You're not going to give it up and hand it over to Brother Kun, are you?"

"No, no, no, I'm not that interested in your territory!"

At this time, Liang Kun hurriedly waved his hands to distance himself from the matter: "There's not much money to be made in Fa Yuen Street and Tung Choi Street. As for the nightclub on Shanghai Street where you are, you're not my type!"

"Hahaha, Afeng, you're overthinking it!"

Jiang Tiansheng followed with a smile and said, "Your territory in Mong Kok is still under your control!"

In fact, Jiang Tiansheng must have carefully studied the territories and industries under Wu Feng before.

The result surprised and envious him. The nightclubs were all very formal. As for the ones on Garden Street and Tung Choi Street, they were all legitimate businesses that the gang members looked down upon.

But Jiang Tiansheng, who had already thought about clearing his name and getting out of trouble, felt that Wu Feng was very much to his liking.

"Actually, there's no need to bother the Hongxing brothers. My men and I can easily take over the entire Saigon!"

Wu Feng laughed and said, "After all, my home is in Tiu Keng Leng, so getting a uniform color is not a problem!"

“Saigon?”

Jiang Tiansheng frowned and hesitated, "Isn't that a bit too far?"

"It doesn't matter, as long as there's a name!"

Wu Feng said unconcernedly, "Shatin next door is nice, but there's already a club with the same name as the "He" (He) that's entrenched there. Their strength shouldn't be underestimated!"

"The key is that what I do is basically legitimate business!"

He emphasized: "Whether or not you have a stable place to make money is actually not that big of a deal!"

Upon hearing this, Jiang Tiansheng nodded thoughtfully, feeling as if suddenly enlightened.

On this point, the two sides had basically reached a consensus, with only some disagreements regarding the transfer date, which was not a big deal. Jiang Tiansheng gave Wu Feng enough face and planned to come at the time agreed by Wu Feng.

He said it proudly: "It's like thunder out of the blue. The transfer fee is five million, and we'll also host a banquet at the Three Saints Palace to welcome you!"

"No, no, no, just like my cousin, three million eight hundred and eighty thousand will do!"

Wu Feng said sincerely: "Although my cousin and I have parted ways, he helped my family when I was in the most difficult time. I will always remember this kindness!"

"He joined East Star, and Camel showed him a lot of respect. It's a highlight of his career!"

"There's no need to steal the limelight on this. It's like I have to compete with my cousin. Isn't that just artificially creating conflict? Our relationship shouldn't have reached that point!"

(End of this chapter)