Chapter: 5890

Thinking about how Ye Chen always punished others for their own evil deeds, Willie Johnson was filled with extreme fear.

He killed Ah Shou from the Triad, so could Ye Chen kill him too today?!

Just as he was frightened and uneasy, Ye Chen opened his mouth to ask Strong Ape "Do you know the head honcho of the Triad?"

Strong Ape hastily nodded "I know him, his name is Niu Dawei, and he used to frequent our store."

On the side, Gong Shu opened his mouth to say "Young master, Niu Dawi was a person who illegally crossed from mainland China to Hong Kong and then from Hong Kong to America. Although he was involved in gangs, but he's still not a bad guy."

Ye Chen nodded slightly and asked Strong Ape "Can you find him?"

Strong Ape thought for a moment "Mr. Ye, Dawai uncle seems to have gone out to avoid trouble, it might be hard to find him now."

Gong Shu opened his mouth to say "He's definitely not left Chinatown, he might be hiding at Dream Hair Salon right now, I understand his habits - always seek the most dangerous place as safest."

Strong Ape exclaimed in shock "Not possible, Gong Shu... everyone in Chinatown knows that the owner of Dream Hair Salon is Dawai uncle's lover. At a time like this, why would he dare to hide there..."

Gong Shu said "Don't ask so many questions, just go straight to Dream Hair Salon and tell Mrs. Owner to come back here with him."

Now that Ye Chen has woken up, it's not too late.

Hearing Ye Chen's instructions, Strong Ape hurriedly ran out.

Although Chinatown is a very complex small society, it's just a big enough place, so people have been living here for a long time and are very familiar with each other.

Just like its name suggests, this is just a street after all, but it's where many Chinese people gather.

Among the relationships between everyone here, it's like neighbors helping each other out. Although there may be some unscrupulous or cunning people among them, overall they still help and support each other.

In the early years, Chinese immigrants who had just arrived in America were subjected to discrimination and could only gather together for mutual support, leading to the natural development of Chinese gangs.

Initially, Chinese people organized a part of young, strong laborers to protect themselves and resist external enemies. Over time, with social changes, various professions began to divide further, and some people would occasionally team up to help other Chinese people, eventually turning this into a career. Thus, Chinese gangs were formally established.

From the history of Chinese gangs, it's clear that they have never been a black-hearted gang that bullies men and women from the moment they were born.

Most gangs in America are vastly different from Chinese gangs in nature. Many long-established gangs in America developed during the Prohibition era, relying on government-approved means to make money. After decades or even centuries of development, they formed an instinctive habit - whenever the government forbids something, they feel compelled to do it and do it big.

For example, taking protection fees is like a non-official property fee. They collect money from each household, provide services to each household, charge reasonably, are considerate, and respond quickly when called upon.

However, these types of gangs that collect protection fees are completely robber-like in nature.

Robbers only care about money. As long as you hand over the money, they will spare your life. But if you stubbornly refuse to give it up, then they'll give you a knife or a gun.

You can't expect to ask for help from robbers after being robbed, and then have them watch your house and guard your family. In that case, the robbers might just take your whole family away with them.

A few minutes later, Strongy brought in an older man who looked like he was in his 40s.

As soon as this person entered, he saw Chen Zhaozhong and became excitedly saying, "Zhongge, you're back!" JrNovels.com