The New Year's Eve in 1979 was destined to be a night of turbulent events.
This year, if Shen Bi, the HSBC senior class, was given a choice, he would never arrange for a perfect test, and then he was told that people kept leaving the Li Family Manor in Qingyi Island. After all the people left, he was relieved to knock down a dragon and tiger pill and enjoy two top-grade blonde girls.
When he woke up the next afternoon after tossing about all night like a dragon, the first news he got was that Hang Seng Bank invested 800 million Hong Kong dollars in the Hang Seng Index, brutally and violently absorbed and swept through the outstanding shares, and wiped out 16% of the shares in the market at almost no cost