Reborn in 1970, I thrived in Hong Kong.

At 8:30 a.m. on August 27, Li Huai-ren and Ye San-niang appeared together at the entrance of Taoda Company.

The management of Taoda Company already knew that the company had changed hands, and that Li Huai-ren, the greatest talent in Hong Kong and the Marquis of the Ming Dynasty, was now their boss. They all stood at the door to greet him.

In the large conference room on the second floor, Li Huai-ren sat in the center, while Ye San-niang sat to his left and behind.

All members of the Chen family had voluntarily resigned. Li Huai-ren had already memorized the personal information of the management personnel present, and after listening to their self-introductions, he matched them up one by one.

With a change of ownership, it's inevitable that the company will undergo readjustment in areas such as personnel.

Li Huai-ren did not make any major adjustments. He promoted Zheng Yuan, the former deputy general manager of Taoda Company, to general manager, and then other management positions were filled in order, with all of them being promoted one level.

As for the management positions that became vacant due to the departure of members of the Chen family, they were handed over to the newly appointed Zheng Yuan for arrangement.

Afterwards, Li Huai-ren introduced Ye San-niang to everyone and announced in public that she would serve as an advisor to Taoda Company, responsible for product research and development and quality control.

Next, Li Huai-ren convened a three-day meeting with Taoda's management team to re-plan and establish Taoda's eight major product divisions:

First, the condiment division mainly deals in condiments such as soy sauce, oyster sauce, MSG, and chicken essence, as well as sauces and dipping sauces such as tomato sauce and various chili sauces.

Second, the beverage division, which mainly deals in the Jianlibao, Red Bull, Jiaduobao herbal tea, iced black tea, Vitasoy, etc. mentioned by Li Huai-ren;

Third, the Cookies and Fruits Division mainly deals in various cookies, candied fruits, nuts, melon seeds, etc.

Fourth, the instant noodle and instant rice noodle business unit mainly deals in various flavors of instant noodles and instant rice noodles. In terms of packaging, in addition to bagged packaging, they have also added a bucket packaging that Li Huai-ren had applied for long ago.

Fifth, the canned food division, mainly deals in various canned fish, pork, beef, mutton, fruits and vegetables, and canned fruits;

Sixth, the Cured Meat Division, mainly deals in various cured meats, cured fish, dried fish, sausages, ham sausages and other products;

7. Confectionery Division, mainly engaged in the production and sale of various candies and chocolates;

8. Dairy Products Division, mainly engaged in various dairy products such as cow's milk, goat's milk, and milk powder.

Li Huai-ren only mentioned the technical requirements, demanding that each product must taste as he described. He took the opportunity to add Red Bull, Jianlibao, Jiaduobao herbal tea, iced black tea, and other products that had not yet appeared, urging Taoda Company to develop them quickly.

Of course, most of Taoda's products are prefixed with the word "Phoenix," such as Phoenix oyster sauce, Phoenix soy sauce, Phoenix cooking wine, Phoenix chocolate, Phoenix sandwich biscuits, Phoenix spicy beef instant noodles, and so on.

As a result, Phoenix Supermarket will have hundreds more Phoenix-branded food products available.

Two days before the start of the semester, Li Huai-ren and Zheng Yuan visited General Manager Ye of a certain Run Company and reached an agreement with Run Company to prioritize the supply of various semi-finished products and raw materials needed for Taoda Company's production.

The day before school started, Li Huai-ren thought about it. He owned Phoenix Plaza and Amoy Company, the largest food company in Hong Kong, which had a huge demand for grain. He couldn't let himself be controlled by the world's four major grain merchants who were secretly controlled by Jews in the future.

If the four major grain merchants were to try and control us in the future, we'd be in big trouble!

He then sought help from his brother-in-law Luo Jiazhuang's law firm to register an offshore grain import and export company called Sihai.

After the establishment of Sihai Grain Company, Li Huai-ren immediately recruited employees and started a grain import business while secretly buying farms in South American countries such as Brazil and Argentina.

At this time, the world's four major grain traders, who dominated the world in the 21st century, were unknown. It was only after Jewish capital withdrew its focus from Israel that they developed rapidly and expanded quickly.

The farms that Sihai Grain Company bought in Brazil, Argentina and other countries under Li Huai-ren's orders actually belonged to the world's four major grain merchants in the previous life, but Li Huai-ren intercepted them in advance.

These are all things to be discussed later, so let's leave them aside for now.

Of course, Li Huai-ren had not forgotten that the location of Amoy Gardens in Hong Kong in his previous life was now the Kowloon City factory of Amoy Company.

Taking advantage of the day before the start of the school term, Li Huai-ren finally gained full control of Amoy Company and successfully delisted it. He then separated the land of Amoy Company's Kowloon City factory and transferred it to Golden Bauhinia Properties.

Subsequently, he immediately instructed Ye Yali to take advantage of the extremely low cost of converting industrial land to commercial land and quickly convert it to commercial land.

Li Huai-ren has no plans to develop real estate projects himself, but he has a fourth uncle, Li Zhao-ji, who is a major real estate developer.

He plans to collaborate with Li Zhaoji, providing the land and some capital, to develop the land of the Amoy Company's Kowloon City factory into a large residential complex.

However, it's not the right time to cooperate with Li Zhaoji to develop this large piece of land. It would be best to wait until after 84 to develop it slowly.

Before the start of the semester, Li Huai-ren finally finished dealing with several major matters. He breathed a sigh of relief and then focused his energy on his studies and "literary creation," continuing to accumulate copyrights.

On September 1, 1971, Li Huai-ren officially became a freshman majoring in economics at the Faculty of Management and Economics of the University of Hong Kong.

Just then, the University of Hong Kong underwent a reform, changing the undergraduate program to a three-year duration (excluding pre-university courses). This meant that if he did not pursue postgraduate studies, he would graduate from the University of Hong Kong with a bachelor's degree in three years.

Li Huai-ren went to the University of Hong Kong every day to attend classes, while Teresa Teng and Angie Chiu, knowing they wouldn't get into a university in Hong Kong and not wanting to study abroad, simply didn't attend the preparatory classes. Teresa Teng focused on singing, while Angie Chiu concentrated on filming for Phoenix TV.

It's unclear how Brigitte Lin, Teresa Teng, and Angie Chiu discussed it, but Angie Chiu moved to Bijia Mountain on September 1st to live with Teresa Teng and Chen Yu-lien.

As a result, Zhao Yazhi became one of the people who ate with Li Huai-ren's family every day.

Unlike Brigitte Lin and Teresa Teng, Angie Chiu preferred to go to the market and supermarket with Ye San Niang and learn cooking from her.

On September 12, after much deliberation, Li Huai-ren separated the comics serialized in Phoenix Daily and established Phoenix Comics Weekly.

The stories of "Transformers," "Dragon Ball," "One Piece," "Doraemon," "Crayon Shin-chan," and "Detective Conan," which have been changed to be set in Hong Kong and feature Chinese protagonists, are all serialized in weekly comic books.

At the same time, a Japanese version of the manga weekly was launched, which was temporarily distributed in Japan by a Japanese bookseller.

Given the shortage of comic book talent in Hong Kong, and the fact that he had a large number of comics that needed to be drawn by others in order to successfully accumulate copyrights, Li Huai-ren set his sights on companies like Shanghai Fine Arts Publishing House.

On the morning of September 18, Li Huai-ren invited Mr. Ye, the general manager of a certain Run Company, to have morning tea at Hung Fook Restaurant, asking him to help apply for a group of cartoonists to come to Hong Kong to support the newly launched Phoenix Comics Weekly.

After Li Huai-ren acquired Taoda Company, a certain Run Company became Taoda Company's supplier, providing the country with another avenue for generating foreign exchange.

The above-mentioned person asked General Manager Ye to see what ways he could help Li Huai-ren, and he immediately agreed to inquire for Li Huai-ren.

At the entrance of Hongfulou Restaurant, just as Li Huai-ren saw General Manager Ye off to his car, Qiao Wu walked up to him and whispered:

"Boss, someone is following us. There are quite a few of them, and they have at least four cars."

Li Huai-ren was taken aback and immediately asked:

"Have you figured out their tactics yet?"

Qiao Wu nodded:

"We found out. The other party is Vietnamese, and they've all been on the battlefield and seen blood."

Li Huai-ren pondered for a moment, then a cold glint flashed in his eyes:

"I have no grudge against the Vietnamese. It's impossible that they would deliberately come to Hong Kong from across the mountains and sea to try and take advantage of me. Someone in Hong Kong must have brought them here."

Let's go back to Hongfu Restaurant first. You can use the restaurant's phone to make arrangements so we can lead them to…”