Dragon head and Phoenix tail

· "Asia Weekly" Top Ten Novels of 2016 · "People's Daily" 50 Books Worth Reading in 2016 · Sina Good Books List 2016 Popularity Award · "Tencent Business Daily Chinese Good Books" 2016 Literary Good Book They are ships that are not close to each other, but they are in the same river and lake.
In such a situation, everyone bears the burden of the world's chaos and the resentment within the chaos.
What you are betting against is not anything else but fate, just fate.
In 1936, China was in a state of chaos and uncertainty, with civil and foreign wars on the verge of breaking out. Lu Beicai, a carpenter from the countryside of Guangdong, was thrown into the waves of the times, being kneaded, crushed, and ups and downs.
Leaving home to join Chen Jitang's army, he inadvertently stumbled upon his brothers' secrets and nearly lost his life. Smuggling himself to Hong Kong as a laborer to make a living, he became embroiled in a murder case involving a foreigner. Desperately fleeing to Guangzhou, he was introduced to the Hongmen by his younger brother... In this gamble with fate, Lu Beicai always seemed to have the luck to overcome danger. Returning to Hong Kong, he changed his name to Beiwei Nan and instantly became the leader of the Sun Xing She, earning the respectful title of "Nan Ye" (Lord Nan).
But history never plays by the rules. The Japanese threat grows closer, the Shanghai Green Gang arrives, Wang Jingwei's men arrive, and the underworld is in turmoil. Meanwhile, the secret bomb in Nan Ye's heart seems poised to explode at any moment...

2016-10-01

四川文艺出版社

Youth and Ma Culture

336

9787541144288