Hong Kong: Rise of the Kings.

Chapter 146 0146 [Feminist Fighter Lei Luo]

"what happened?"

"Did the police crack a big case?"

"I heard it was a press conference called by Inspector Hua Lei Luo!"

The press conference room of the Hong Kong Wanchai Police Station was crowded with people. Several media reporters who received the news rushed over in a hurry, ready for battle.

"I'm not sure, but it's likely that something big will happen in this situation!"

While discussing, Lei Luo came out.

There was a commotion at the scene.

Lei Luo wore a suit and sunglasses, and came on stage alone.

"Forgive me for being late!"

"Inspector Lei, can you tell me something?"

"Don't be impatient, I'll tell everyone the truth soon!" Lei Luo pressed his hand to silence the scene.

"At this moment, I am standing here, not as a police inspector, but as an ordinary citizen." Lei Luo said in a deep tone, "As a law enforcement officer, I have always hated violence, but I did not expect that I encountered violence yesterday!"

"What do you mean?"

"Is he joking?"

"Isn't the police using violence to catch thieves?"

The reporter scoffed.

Lei Luo took off his sunglasses.

Whoa!
There was an uproar.

One of Lei Luo's eyes was black and black, and it looked like he had been beaten.

"Wow, no way? Someone dare to hit Lei Luo?"

"What happened to Lei Luo?"

It was so weird that the reporters at the scene were a little confused.

Lei Luo continued: "Everyone has seen that my eyes—" Lei Luo pointed to himself, "The reason for being beaten like this is very simple. I just put forward my personal opinion, and then I was beaten by the group!"

"Here, I don't want to sue those who beat me, because they have a reason to do so!" Lei Luo changed the subject, "The reason why I want to call everyone here is just to make my personal opinion public and let everyone discuss whether I am right or wrong."

Lei Luo's words confused the reporter, "Inspector Lei, to be honest, what exactly did you say?"

"Yeah, why did the other party have such a big reaction?"

Curious at the scene.

Some wily reporters speculated whether Lei Luo was acting in this way?

Not far away, Inspector Hua Lan Gang, Han Sen and others who just came to join in the fun also looked at the stage very curiously.

"Brother Luo was fine yesterday, why did he become black-eyed today?"

"Even Luo Ge dares to fight, how much energy does this person have?"

"You said, who did Brother Luo offend?"

"Didn't you hear that, what kind of ghost suggestion did he make, and then he was beaten?"

"Haha, I didn't expect Brother Luo to have this day? Guess, could it be his sister-in-law who beat him? Or his father-in-law!" Lan Gang had a smirk on his face while smoking a cigarette.

"My suggestion is very simple——" Lei Luo took a deep breath, with a sad expression on his face, "I just said, I, Lei Luo, decided to advocate the government to abolish the laws of the Qing Dynasty, especially polygamy!"

boom!
The scene exploded!

"What? Abolish the laws and regulations of the Qing Dynasty?"

"Abolish polygamy?"

"You're not kidding, are you?"

Not to mention the media reporters, even Lan Gang was so surprised that he almost dropped his cigarette on the ground.

Han Sen also looked at the stage in surprise.

Several Chinese detectives beside him shook their heads: "Brother Luo, you are crazy!"

……

The British colonial government in Hong Kong has been implementing the so-called "Chinese law governing the Chinese" policy since it ruled Hong Kong in 1841.Simply put, British law governs the British, while Chinese law governs the Chinese.And Britain is a so-called customary law country, so it follows the "laws of the Qing Dynasty" and continues the "customs" of the Qing Dynasty to manage the Chinese.Therefore, the Chinese in Hong Kong can take concubines according to the Qing law, but the British do not allow them.

It was not until almost 100 years later that Hong Kong promulgated the Monogamy Act in 1969. Since 1971, it has not been legal for Chinese in Hong Kong to take concubines.However, existing polygamous marriages are still valid.

In other words, until 1971, it was legal to take concubines or polygamy in Hong Kong, and indeed very few people did it.For example, Big Brother Huo, Bi How to Gambling King and so on.

It is now the end of 1967, and it will be more than a year before Hong Kong legislates to abolish the polygamy system of the Qing Dynasty. The upper-level discussions of the Hong Kong British government are intense, but the Hong Kong people are silent.

Those ghosts who advertise freedom and democracy hope that a Chinese righteous can stand up and sing with them, so that they can make this fire bigger and bigger.

Unfortunately, for many Hong Kong men, polygamy is a rare benefit. Everyone tacitly tries to maintain it, so why would they take the initiative to blame it?

For those bigwigs who are in charge of Hong Kong's economy, they are all married with two bedrooms, three bedrooms, four bedrooms, and even fifth-bedroom concubines. How can they have the face to stand up and advocate polygamy?
For those Hong Kong people who have no power, no money, and no women, it is meaningless to mention polygamy, because they have no right to speak at all!Not even the right to mate!
As a result, Hong Kong has fallen into a very contradictory state at this time. The upper-level ghost class, which represents civilization, wants to help Hong Kong people move towards democracy and freedom and abolish polygamy.

The locals in Hong Kong kept silent and pretended to be deaf and dumb.

It was at this point in time that Du Yongxiao helped Lei Luo to create a character, a brave fighter who would go all out for democracy, freedom, and women's rights!

The most important thing is where is Lei Luo's status? Inspector Hua is a civil servant; the family is wealthy and belongs to the middle class; there is only one wife in the family, and they love each other very much.

In any case, Lei Luo is a perfect "role model".

"What we need is such a character!"

"Yes, the civilization of our British Empire is about to benefit the land of Hong Kong!"

"It is imperative to abolish the damned Qing law on polygamy!"

During the closed-door meeting of the British Hong Kong government, several political leaders were emotional.

"This guy named Lei Luo must be used well!"

"It's embarrassing for him to be able to stand on our side!"

"Yeah, he wants to be against so many people who support polygamy!"

"Then shall we win him over and give him some benefits?"

"What can we give him?"

The ghosts pondered.

"Perhaps—he can be nominated as a Justice of the Peace!"

"Yes, just one nomination is enough to make him shine!"

The crowd was silent again.

For a moment—
"What shall we do next?"

"Of course it's fanning the flames!"

Immediately, the media under the control of the ghost took action.

The English-language "Standard" headlined: "Hong Kong Women's Rights Champions Are Born, Advocating the Abolition of Polygamy!"

Hong Kong's "Ming Pao" also followed suit, "The century-old system is abolished today, and the awakening of a Chinese inspector!"

Followed by "Sing Tao Daily": "Inspector Hua Lei Luo roared, the abolition of polygamy is in sight!"

gradually--
The whole of Hong Kong from top to bottom began to get out of control because of Lei Luo's announcement.

(End of this chapter)