Hong Kong Police Tycoon

It feels okay, very good. Aren't you and I reading the same book?

The main reason is that they all came from the Lei Luo era, they were all sent to study in factories in England, they all made their fortunes through gambling, the group is extremely huge, and then the protagonists are different, at least they don't look that bad, they are all people from the money empire era, who do you think is kind? There is something wrong with the protagonist of your book. The protagonist is not only a policeman but also a rich man. In a capitalist society, you don't talk about the status of a policeman. You talk about the status of a rich man and you can drink tea and chat with the governor. The status is different. Then when you are beaten, you just break the situation without resisting. People have tricked the protagonist, so the protagonist breaks the situation. Forget it, how is it possible?

After reading the previous chapters, are you still a hero? You have used this word in the wrong place. Is it meaningful to still stay there and run around after being suppressed everywhere by ghost guys and the ICAC? We have tens of billions of assets, but we don't see any tyranny. Why don't we do something else? Even going to a beautiful country is not better than this? Isn't it okay to go back to China for construction?

I don't know what's interesting about this book. It really just depends on the protagonist helping this and that to save this and that. The character setting and personality are just a passerby's job!

He shouldn't be called a tycoon in the Hong Kong police force, he should be called a good person in the Hong Kong police force

What a bullshit you are, what a bullshit you are, the characters are seriously mentally retarded, the protagonist's behavior is nonsense, you are still a bully, what a ghost you are

Personally, I prefer to read books about Hong Kong entertainment or time travel stories about Hong Kong entertainment. When writing about cities, just be about the city. Don't imitate some authors who write about becoming a Hong Kong ghost or having a dead date. It's straight out of the show. So far, I am quite satisfied with the content of this book. The author keeps two updates every day. But for old bookworms, you can finish reading it before you even yawn. Author, you should work hard to update. Also, come on, don't care about other people's opinions. Everyone's growth environment and personal opinions and preferences are different. All we can say is seek common ground while reserving differences. Although I'm a little bit unhappy that you gave the heroine's role in "The Handsome Man" and did not give Vivian Chow's wife a role in the movie. After all, you mentioned that I have never seen the "Lian Haolong Wife" actress look young. Judging from her facial features, I believe she is not bad at all, but I am familiar with her because of her role as "Xu Lao Ban Niang". When I think of her, she also has that image, even when you are young. Of course, because she has no memory of her when she was young, she has no specific image in her mind now. The last sentence is, the more updates you read every day, the happier book fans will be.

I won't talk about those who don't pick up girls. The key is to find a female lead. It's so disgusting. She is actually Hu Lian Haolong's wife. That woman is so rotten and ugly.

Although it's not a masterpiece of gods or anything like that! It won't make your blood boil even after watching it! But the content is tight and there are no peeing spots throughout the whole process! My rating is below that of Fengshen Masterpiece! Have a look

Those who ride horses are systematic and capable, but they end up living such a rubbish life. Look next door.