Kam Tsz Tai's main occupation now was general manager of internal oversight and security at the Hung Hing Group.
Besides that, he also had a sideline of his own.
The Prince Boxing Gym enjoyed quite a reputation in Hong Kong Island's fitness scene these days.
Most importantly, the gym was also one of the channels for joining the Hung Hing Group.
Even though the Hung Hing Group had gone completely legitimate, that did not mean everything within it was spotless.
The world had never consisted of just two clear-cut sides, black and white.
Most of the time, gray was actually more prevalent.
The Hung Hing Group's businesses spanned real estate, entertainment, alcoholic beverages, tourism, tropical fruit, and other industries.
Within Hong Kong Island, the Hung Hing Group obeyed the law and strictly followed Zhou Quan's rules.
But that did not mean everyone in the Hung Hing Group was a well-behaved boy.
Moreover, the Hung Hing Group had substantial business interests in Southeast Asia, where it needed to deal with both the underworld and legitimate society.
Whether its own fists were strong enough was a very important factor.
And the Hung Hing security personnel trained at Kam Tsz Tai's gym accounted for a considerable share of that muscle.
When dealing with ordinary Hong Kong Island citizens and normal business competition,
these security personnel were simply security personnel.
But if anyone maliciously stirred up trouble, these security personnel could turn into Hung Hing fighters at any moment.
In particular, Kam Tsz Tai's Prince Boxing Gym had an extremely distinctive rule: the criminal laws observed on Hong Kong Island.
This had instead made the Hung Hing fighters' reputation even more resounding in the Hong Kong Island underworld today.
Even those within the Hung Hing Group knew very well how fearsome Kam Tsz Tai