Millionaire Son in Law Chapter 1695
Please read this chapter.
- Explore the legal framework surrounding gangs in Japan.
- Learn about the challenges faced by a musician in distress.
- Understand the power dynamics between various criminal groups.
Japan is a country where gangs are legal, and there are various gang organizations in the society of this country.
The famous movie star Jackie Chan once starred in a movie called “Shinjuku Incident”. The story background in the movie is the Japanese gangster.
In Japan, the Yamaguchi Formation and Inagawa will naturally be the big bosses at the top of the food chain.
However, not all gangsters are members of the Yamaguchi group and Inagawa.
In fact, there are small-scale gang organizations in various cities and districts.
These organizations generally like to call themselves “rogues.”
The favorite thing these tyrants do is to ride a roaring motorcycle with a variety of cold weapons, and fight fiercely against others in the streets and alleys.
Of course, more often it is actually bullying the soft and fearing the tough, and bullying the market.
The girl who played and sang, seeing a few rioters getting trouble with her, hurriedly begged: “Sorry, don’t know this is your site, I won’t come next time, please forgive me this time.”
“Aren’t coming?” The gangster who snatched the girl’s guitar sternly reprimanded: “If every unruly person can get away with just one sentence if he won’t come next time, where do we put the face of Wenjing gangster!”