Hong Kong Comprehensive, the Flag Was Planted at the Beginning, I Became the Boss

The content of the plot is a bit anticlimactic, the thunder is loud but the rain is small, it is a bit inexplicable, and it is quite childish. There are troubles everywhere and the plot is pretentious, but as for the processing and results, it can be completed in a few strokes, or it can be written casually and let it go.

First of all, the character setting is an undercover agent from the north. Let's put it this way, if you don't localize your identity, it will be difficult to integrate into it. In the 1970s, especially after the Independent Commission Against Corruption, both local communities and the British Hong Kong government were very wary of, and even suppressed, people from the north, so they canceled the backstop policy. On the one hand, it became more difficult to recruit people in the later stages of the Vietnam War, forming a huge labor force for immigrants. On the other hand, after the reform of the North, there was great pressure on the north. Therefore, people from the north form a large circle and cannot integrate into the local associations at all. Generally speaking, the large circles are the targets of exploitation. Even if they are eating a big meal, acquisitions are suppressed by the locals, usually 30% to 40%. So don't expect the big circles from the north to be able to establish large local associations without being vigilant and suppressed by the departments. There is no way out.

Why does he have to be an undercover agent? Isn't it that he is not allowed to write if he is an undercover agent?

Is Pig Knuckle really a modern person? How could you be both mentally retarded and naive? The poor kid who went to the club to buy a variety of second-hand cars without bargaining or giving any discounts thought he was from some upstart farm.

Street boy, why did he suddenly snap when he looked at it?

After you finish writing, you should read it yourself.

It's a good idea. Just change your name. It looks awkward. Let's go and check next door.

Isn't it Jimmy? Why did he become Zhanmi?

The content is so repetitive that there are no other books. It's not bad. Keep up the good work.

These Hong Kong variety writers can't live without the characters played by Jimmy and Wu Jing. At least five or six of the 10 books start with a Jimmy Ajitian health care package, or they just rush to collect Jimmy, Aji, and Luo Tianhong without writing a few pictures, and the way of collecting them is particularly childish. After a fight, the opponent was defeated, and then conquered. This looks like a mindless article written by the studio.