Hong Kong Tv Drama "i Am Lei Luo

It's pretty good. I've been reading Hong Kong variety novels recently. If this book is okay, you can also read Hong Kong variety dramas later on. (Watching now)

What was the fastest way to make money in the 1950s, besides pornography, gambling and drugs?

I really don't understand why you want to classify this into science fiction?

Relatively speaking, among the many novels that travel back to that time, this book is already considered good. At least it doesn't have too much force value or messy logic. And this is the first novel I've read in which Lei Luo is the protagonist. The reason I gave it four stars is because some places are written in Cantonese and it's easy to get stuck. When I first read it, I had a strong sense of immersion, but when I saw it was written in Cantonese, I was immediately confused. (Personal reasons) Also, I just don't see enough! There were only over a hundred chapters, and it disappeared all of a sudden. There was already a shortage of books, so it was hard to find a high-quality book, and this is it, alas! (The above is purely personal opinion, please don't criticize if you don't like it)

Did the military equip guns in the 1950s? At that time, only plainclothes men were equipped with guns, right?

When I read more than 40 chapters, I really couldn't stand it anymore. Those chapters by Han Jingshan were disgusting to me. To be honest, I kept giving them polite words, so when I wrote it, there were only one-third of the polite words in one chapter. Later, we have dinner and talk with Brother Fei, right? Every two sentences must be followed by two polite words, written back and forth, never repeating the same thing. To be honest, this is just water

Overall, it was okay, but the ending was too sloppy.

I quite like it. This book is good.

When the author wanted to pay, he was sharpened by Dabao Jianfeng and worked voluntarily?

It's well written. Don't be a eunuch.